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Kavin Kumar Arumugam
Kavin Kumar Arumugam

Reputation: 1832

iOS Swift 3 Storing NSArray Values To Realm

In my Application we are using Realm Storage for storing values locally. I can Able To Store my Array Values As Sting. But Not Able To Store and Retrive Values As Array. Is It Possible To Store NSArray Values To Realm Object and Retrieve It As NSArray. Here Is The Code I Have Used To Store String Values:

class PracticeView: Object
{
    dynamic var PracticeArray = ""
}

And Usage:

let realm:Realm = try! Realm()
let PracticeDetails = PracticeView()
PracticeDetails.PracticeArray = "Test String Values"
try! realm.write
{
   realm.add(PracticeDetails)
}
print("Values In Realm Object: \(PracticeDetails.PracticeArray)")

//Result Will Be
Values In Realm Object: Test String Values

Upvotes: 3

Views: 1362

Answers (1)

TiM
TiM

Reputation: 15991

No, Realm cannot store native arrays (Whether Objective-C NSArray objects or Swift arrays) as properties of the Object model classes.

In Realm Swift, there is an object called List that lets you store an array of Realm Object instances as children. These still can't be strings though, so it's necessary to encapsulate the strings in another Realm Object subclass.

class Practice: Object {
   dynamic var practice = ""
}

class PracticeView: Object {
   let practiceList = List<Practice>()
}

let newPracticeView = PracticeView()

let newPractice = Practice()
newPractice.practice = "Test String Value"
newPracticeView.practiceList.append(newPractice)

let realm = try! Realm()
try! realm.write {
    realm.add(newPracticeView)
}

For more information, I recommend checking out the 'To-Many Relationships' section of the Realm Swift documentation. :)

Upvotes: 5

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