OAuthKit is a Swift package that makes it easier to integrate OAuth 2.0 into iOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS, and visionOS.
The package was made with Combine, and it offers a reactive, event-driven approach to authentication. The approach helps with keeping code cleaner and more manageable.
With support for PKCE, token refreshing, customizable endpoints, and flexible redirect handling, OAuthKit helps you implement secure, standards-compliant OAuth flows with minimal setup.
Key Features
- Simple configuration
- Keychain protection with biometrics or a companion device
- Private browsing with non-persistent WebKit Datastores
Pros & Cons
| Pros | Cons |
| Simple to configure and extend, with support for custom endpoints, scopes, and storage. | Focused exclusively on OAuth 2.0; does not support older standards like OAuth 1.0 or newer OpenID Connect flows. |
| Works across iOS, macOS, tvOS, and visionOS via Swift Package Manager. | |
| Great fit for apps already using SwiftUI and Combine. | |
| Reduces repetitive setup code seen in traditional OAuth implementations. |
Pricing & Plans
OAuthKit is distributed via Swift Package Manager. It comes with no hidden fees and is free to use. Integrate it into your project and use it.
Conclusion
Make the most out of the Combine-powered approach to OAuth 2.0 integration in Swift. With minimal setup, strong security practices, and support across Apple platforms, OAuthKit streamlines the authentication process while keeping your codebase clean and maintainable.
Whether you’re building for iOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS, or visionOS, this Swift package offers a free, flexible, and developer-friendly solution to handle secure OAuth flows the Swift way.
