I’ve mentioned a couple of libraries to help when developing networking code such as Nocilla for stubbing http requests with a simple syntax.
Here’s a framework from Mutual Mobile that simplifies testing of your networking code called Barricade with support for more advanced responses.
Barricade allows you to set up a local server within your apps, and sends your networking requests to the server allowing you to set up custom responses to those requests with support for multiple requests. All networking that use foundation’s URL loading such as NSURLSession, and NSURLConnection, and most networking libraries can go through barricade.
You can find MMBarricade on Github here.
A great tool to use when creating networking code.
Original article: Open Source Framework Simplifying Creation Of Networking Code With A Configurable Local Server
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