SwiftSoup is an open-source HTML parser and web scraping library for Swift, designed to work with iOS and Mac applications. It is a Swift port of the popular Java library Jsoup.
SwiftSoup itself does not have official commercial support provided by the original developers or a company. Being an open-source project, it relies on community support, and users typically seek help through forums, Stack Overflow, GitHub issues, or other community-driven platforms.
However, for commercial support, you have a few options:
Hire a freelance developer or consultant: You can hire a developer who is experienced with Swift and SwiftSoup to provide commercial support for your project. There are many platforms where you can find freelancers, such as Upwork, Toptal, or Freelancer.
Engage with a development agency: Some software development agencies specialize in Swift development and could provide commercial support for SwiftSoup as part of their services.
In-house support: If your organization has Swift developers, they might be able to provide the needed support internally. They can contribute to the SwiftSoup project by fixing bugs or adding features, which can then be shared with the community.
Community support: Even though this is not "commercial" support, sometimes open-source communities are quite responsive and can provide help that is as good as or even better than paid support. You can ask questions or report issues on the SwiftSoup GitHub repository, or seek help on platforms like Stack Overflow.
Support contracts: Some companies offer support contracts for a collection of open-source projects, and they might be willing to include SwiftSoup in their support portfolio if there is enough demand.
If you need commercial support for SwiftSoup, you would need to explore these options or reach out directly to the maintainers to see if they offer any paid support plans or can recommend someone who does.
