Reputation: 13718
JSON:
"id": 13
"is_main": 1
"topic_id": 1
"images": [
0: {
"id": 188
"title": "One
}
0: {
"id": 192
"title": "Two"
}
]
So there is an Array with two Objects in JSON answer. My Realm model looks like:
@interface NewsRO : RLMObject
@property NSNumber <RLMInt> *newsID;
@property BOOL isMainNews;
@property NSNumber <RLMInt> *topicID;
@property NSArray *newsImages;
@property RLMArray <NewsImagesRO *><NewsImagesRO> *storedNewsImagesRO;
@end
And implementation:
#import "NewsRO.h"
@implementation NewsRO
+ (NSString *)primaryKey
{
return @"newsID";
}
+ (NSArray<NSString *> *)ignoredProperties
{
return @[@"newsImages"];
}
- (void)setNewsImages:(NSArray *)newsImages
{
for (NSDictionary *dict in newsImages)
{
dispatch_sync(dispatch_queue_create("checkCashedImage", 0), ^{
NewsImagesRO *cashedObject = [NewsImagesRO objectForPrimaryKey:dict[[NKVHelper sharedInstance].kID]];
if ( cashedObject == nil || [cashedObject.newsImagePath isEqual:dict[[NKVHelper sharedInstance].kImagePath]] == NO )
{
NewsImagesRO *newsImage = [[NewsImagesRO alloc]init];
newsImage.newsImageID = dict[[NKVHelper sharedInstance].kID];
newsImage.newsImagePath = dict[[NKVHelper sharedInstance].kImagePath];
newsImage.newsImageTitle = dict[[NKVHelper sharedInstance].kImageTitle];
newsImage.newsImageWidth = dict[[NKVHelper sharedInstance].kImageWidth];
newsImage.newsImageHeight = dict[[NKVHelper sharedInstance].kImageHeight];
[self.storedNewsImagesRO addObject:newsImage];
}
});
}
}
- (NSArray *)newsImages {
return [self valueForKey:@"storedNewsImagesRO"];
}
@end
Questions:
1) How better parse JSON arrays to realm?
2) Should i check for cached value when i parse JSON by my way?
Upvotes: 3
Views: 526
Reputation: 7340
You can use some of the 3rd party frameworks for parsing JSON like ObjectMapper, see also https://github.com/realm/realm-cocoa/issues/694#issuecomment-144785299 for other frameworks.
And you can use -addOrUpdateObject:
method for updating objects that have primary keys, see more info in docs.
Upvotes: 1