A Simple Implementation of Remote Configuration For SwiftUI

A Simple Implementation of Remote Configuration For SwiftUI

First of all, a quick definition of Remote Configuration: It is a way to customize the behaviour of a desired system based on certain parameters that are stored on a remote location.

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Here we have the JSON file we are going to use to configure our application.

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This is the ConfigProvider class ready to be consumed by our SwiftUI application:

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Finally, we will get to implement the real remote configuration loader, which will only need to fetch the configuration from wherever you stored your remote configuration JSON file.

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