Any Swift language drivers out there?

[Mark Henderson]

I feel like I've seen it mentioned somewhere, but search isn't returning any results.

Thanks,

Mark

[Stephen Mallette]

I'm not aware of one existing or under development.

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[Mark Henderson]

I started a POC and it works (probably not the best code, this is my very first time touching Swift)

https://gist.github.com/emehrkay/ba42d6fb6e1075308eb7fca96dea9041

[Stephen Mallette]

wow - that's pretty simple - thanks for sharing that. do you think you will build that out further into something more production quality or was it just an experiment?

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[Mark Henderson]

I want to use it, or some iteration of it (I'm sure there is a better datatype for the response than a class), to power an OS X native Gremlin REPL. I have some cool ideas that I want to try out. I can do them easily in HTML, but I wanted to give native  OS X development a shot. It will be OSS so I'll post a github link. 

Sidenote: it is so simple because all of the heavy lifting, the web socket connection, is done with another library called SwiftWebSocket (https://github.com/tidwall/SwiftWebSocket)