Network debugging with Jibber
summary
Jibber is a drop‑in framework that intercepts HTTP traffic by using method swizzling on Objective‑C runtime calls (NSURLSession/AFNetworking) and forwards captured requests and JSON responses to a companion Mac capture app for live inspection. Integration requires dragging the framework into the app—no code changes required—and the demo shows JSON payloads and missing keys revealed immediately. Project is open‑sourced and is reported working in production at SPGroup for debugging API mismatches.
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