Using JSON parser to object in Swift

Question

I'm trying to use this FunctionalJSON-swift to parse JSON to object but I can't figure out how to use method performRequest from NetworkClient and obtain my User object. This is what I have:

let url = NSURL(string: "http://localhost/my_app/user.json")
let request = NSMutableURLRequest(URL: url)

request.HTTPMethod = "GET"

performRequest(request, callback: { (data: Result<User>) -> () in
    // how obtain User?
})

This is output from url, I think it's all right at this point:

{"id":1,"name":"User Name","email":"[email protected]"}

isair · Accepted Answer · 2014-09-04 05:30:08Z

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First of all, I apologize if this is not the type of answer you seek, as I am going to do this using another library but in a really quick manner thanks to it.

It is actually a library that I wrote based on the ideas on that repo's blog post. You can get it here: JSONHelper

As to the answer: Just get the response as a string and, let's assume that it is stored in a string variable named responseString, deserialize it like this:

var user: User?
user <<<< responseString

answered Sep 4, 2014 at 5:30

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2 Comments

Paulo Rodrigues Over a year ago

Thank you, I used your library and it worked perfectly. Do you have any plans for improvements to accept values as NSDate and NSData?

isair Over a year ago

I do for NSDate and NSURL. I'll add NSData to my future plans, thanks for the suggestion. ^^

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