hI: I've been using EVReflection to make our Network Layer Fully Restful and I Must say: AWESOME WORK! Thanks to @evermeer for this Library. you can get it here: https://github.com/evermeer/EVReflection
Now, to the Issue:
The Next Step is to get those Objects Straight into CORE DATA. Here is one of the Classes in Question
// Here is the Object With the EVReflectable Extension as the Documentation Claims:
import Foundation
import CoreData
import EVReflection
public class NGTripSummary: NSManagedObject { }
extension NGTripSummary: EVReflectable { }
// and HERE are the Object Properties:
// NGTripSummary+CoreDataProperties.swift
import Foundation
import CoreData
extension NGTripSummary {
@nonobjc public class func fetchRequest() -> NSFetchRequest<NGTripSummary> {
return NSFetchRequest<NGTripSummary>(entityName: "NGTripSummary")
}
@NSManaged public var carId: Int64
@NSManaged public var citiesVisited: NSObject?
@NSManaged public var cost: Double
@NSManaged public var distance: Double
@NSManaged public var globalStartDate: NSDate?
@NSManaged public var globalEndDate: NSDate?
@NSManaged public var kpl: Double
@NSManaged public var litres: Double
@NSManaged public var routeLocations: NSObject?
@NSManaged public var sessionId: Int64
@NSManaged public var localStartDate: NSDate?
@NSManaged public var localEndDate: NSDate?
@NSManaged public var duration: Int64
@NSManaged public var speed: Double
@NSManaged public var _id: Int64
@NSManaged public var sessionUuid: String?
@NSManaged public var tripUuid: String?
}
// . here is the JSON String that Represents a Demo Object:
let tripData = "{\"id\":26105240,\"userId\":25796277,\"carId\":25817551,\"vehicleId\":57812351,\"sessionUuid\":\"53324259-aa69-41c8-8f9e-c62bdb70f165\",\"tripUuid\":\"afdd8f55-6d14-4cf9-bd9f-5b6da47aaf93\",\"localStartDate\":1487170622490,\"localEndDate\":1487178323654,\"globalStartDate\":1487163422490,\"globalEndDate\":1487171123654,\"routeLocations\":null,\"litres\":24.7699,\"kpl\":0.0772,\"cost\":153.3258,\"distance\":1.9132,\"duration\":491.958,\"speed\":14.0}"
// and HERE is the Method I'm Trying to use to Create this Mock Object:
func makeMockData() {
let singleTrip = NGTripSummary(json: tripData)
print("Single Trip: \(singleTrip)")
}
// NOW: When Creating the Object, the Crash Happens HERE @ class EVReflection:
// Call your own object validators that comply to the format: validate<Key>:Error:
do {
var setValue: AnyObject? = value as AnyObject?
/* LINE 923: CRASH HAPPENS HERE -> */ try anyObject.validateValue(&setValue, forKey: key)
anyObject.setValue(setValue, forKey: key)
} catch _ {
(anyObject as? EVReflectable)?.addStatusMessage(.InvalidValue, message: "Not a valid value for object `\(NSStringFromClass(type(of: (anyObject as AnyObject))))`, type `\(type)`, key `\(key)`, value `\(value)`")
print("INFO: Not a valid value for object `\(NSStringFromClass(type(of: (anyObject as AnyObject))))`, type `\(type)`, key `\(key)`, value `\(value)`")
}
////////////////// REASON FOR CRASH ////////////////////
[error] error: CoreData: error: Failed to call designated initializer on NSManagedObject class 'NGTripSummary' CoreData: error: CoreData: error: Failed to call designated initializer on NSManagedObject class 'NGTripSummary'
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-> Anybody, PLEASE HELP :-0
EVReflection now has a Cocoapods subspec for CoreData. For more information see https://github.com/evermeer/EVReflection/tree/master/Source/CoreData
It will let you write code like this:\
let moc: NSManagedObjectContext = EVReflectionTestsData().moc // Your code for getting the NSManagedObjectContext.
let obj = CoreDataPerson(context: moc, json: "{\"firstName\" : \"Edwin\", \"lastName\" : \"Vermeer\"}")
try! moc.save() //TODO: implement error handling