Swift codeable for date keys

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I'm trying to do a codeable struct for a Financial API that returns

"Time Series (Daily)": {

        "2018-11-16": {

            "1. open": "190.5000",

            "2. high": "194.9695",

            "3. low": "189.4600",

            "4. close": "193.5300",

            "5. volume": "36928253"

        },

        "2018-11-15": {

            "1. open": "188.3900",

            "2. high": "191.9700",

            "3. low": "186.9000",

            "4. close": "191.4100",

            "5. volume": "46478801"

        },

        "2018-11-14": {

            "1. open": "193.9000",

            "2. high": "194.4800",

            "3. low": "185.9300",

            "4. close": "186.8000",

            "5. volume": "60800957"

        }

}

I can't use CodingKeys, as the keys are dates and they vary. Not sure how to tackle this.

edited Nov 22 at 0:33

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I'm trying to do a codeable struct for a Financial API that returns

"Time Series (Daily)": {

        "2018-11-16": {

            "1. open": "190.5000",

            "2. high": "194.9695",

            "3. low": "189.4600",

            "4. close": "193.5300",

            "5. volume": "36928253"

        },

        "2018-11-15": {

            "1. open": "188.3900",

            "2. high": "191.9700",

            "3. low": "186.9000",

            "4. close": "191.4100",

            "5. volume": "46478801"

        },

        "2018-11-14": {

            "1. open": "193.9000",

            "2. high": "194.4800",

            "3. low": "185.9300",

            "4. close": "186.8000",

            "5. volume": "60800957"

        }

}

I can't use CodingKeys, as the keys are dates and they vary. Not sure how to tackle this.

edited Nov 22 at 0:33

Paulw11

66.2k108098

asked Nov 22 at 0:27

Fat Mike

112

here's a better link to the JSON alphavantage.co/…
– Fat Mike
Nov 22 at 0:29

add a comment |

up vote
1
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I'm trying to do a codeable struct for a Financial API that returns

"Time Series (Daily)": {

        "2018-11-16": {

            "1. open": "190.5000",

            "2. high": "194.9695",

            "3. low": "189.4600",

            "4. close": "193.5300",

            "5. volume": "36928253"

        },

        "2018-11-15": {

            "1. open": "188.3900",

            "2. high": "191.9700",

            "3. low": "186.9000",

            "4. close": "191.4100",

            "5. volume": "46478801"

        },

        "2018-11-14": {

            "1. open": "193.9000",

            "2. high": "194.4800",

            "3. low": "185.9300",

            "4. close": "186.8000",

            "5. volume": "60800957"

        }

}

I can't use CodingKeys, as the keys are dates and they vary. Not sure how to tackle this.

edited Nov 22 at 0:33

Paulw11

66.2k108098

asked Nov 22 at 0:27

Fat Mike

112

I'm trying to do a codeable struct for a Financial API that returns

"Time Series (Daily)": {

        "2018-11-16": {

            "1. open": "190.5000",

            "2. high": "194.9695",

            "3. low": "189.4600",

            "4. close": "193.5300",

            "5. volume": "36928253"

        },

        "2018-11-15": {

            "1. open": "188.3900",

            "2. high": "191.9700",

            "3. low": "186.9000",

            "4. close": "191.4100",

            "5. volume": "46478801"

        },

        "2018-11-14": {

            "1. open": "193.9000",

            "2. high": "194.4800",

            "3. low": "185.9300",

            "4. close": "186.8000",

            "5. volume": "60800957"

        }

}

I can't use CodingKeys, as the keys are dates and they vary. Not sure how to tackle this.

ios json swift

edited Nov 22 at 0:33

Paulw11

66.2k108098

asked Nov 22 at 0:27

Fat Mike

112

edited Nov 22 at 0:33

Paulw11

66.2k108098

asked Nov 22 at 0:27

Fat Mike

112

edited Nov 22 at 0:33

Paulw11

66.2k108098

edited Nov 22 at 0:33

Paulw11

66.2k108098

edited Nov 22 at 0:33

Paulw11

66.2k108098

asked Nov 22 at 0:27

Fat Mike

112

asked Nov 22 at 0:27

Fat Mike

112

asked Nov 22 at 0:27

Fat Mike

112

here's a better link to the JSON alphavantage.co/…
– Fat Mike
Nov 22 at 0:29

add a comment |

here's a better link to the JSON alphavantage.co/…
– Fat Mike
Nov 22 at 0:29

here's a better link to the JSON alphavantage.co/…
– Fat Mike
Nov 22 at 0:29

add a comment |

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You can try

struct Root: Codable {



    let timeSeriesDaily: [String: TimeSeriesDaily] // make key as String to generalize all keys 



    enum CodingKeys: String, CodingKey {

        case timeSeriesDaily = "Time Series (Daily)"

    }

}



struct TimeSeriesDaily: Codable {

    let the1Open, the2High, the3Low, the4Close,the5Volume: String 

    enum CodingKeys: String, CodingKey {

        case the1Open = "1. open"

        case the2High = "2. high"

        case the3Low = "3. low"

        case the4Close = "4. close"

        case the5Volume = "5. volume"

    }

}

answered Nov 22 at 0:31

Sh_Khan

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May you forgot the date as key, that's problem
– Quoc Nguyen
Nov 22 at 0:50

1

@QuocNguyen the date-model are =>let timeSeriesDaily: [String: TimeSeriesDail to overcome vary of keys as if hardcoded the decoding will fail so we make it a dictionary
– Sh_Khan
Nov 22 at 0:53

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You can try

struct Root: Codable {



    let timeSeriesDaily: [String: TimeSeriesDaily] // make key as String to generalize all keys 



    enum CodingKeys: String, CodingKey {

        case timeSeriesDaily = "Time Series (Daily)"

    }

}



struct TimeSeriesDaily: Codable {

    let the1Open, the2High, the3Low, the4Close,the5Volume: String 

    enum CodingKeys: String, CodingKey {

        case the1Open = "1. open"

        case the2High = "2. high"

        case the3Low = "3. low"

        case the4Close = "4. close"

        case the5Volume = "5. volume"

    }

}

answered Nov 22 at 0:31

Sh_Khan

36.2k51125

May you forgot the date as key, that's problem
– Quoc Nguyen
Nov 22 at 0:50

1

@QuocNguyen the date-model are =>let timeSeriesDaily: [String: TimeSeriesDail to overcome vary of keys as if hardcoded the decoding will fail so we make it a dictionary
– Sh_Khan
Nov 22 at 0:53

add a comment |

up vote
1
down vote

You can try

struct Root: Codable {



    let timeSeriesDaily: [String: TimeSeriesDaily] // make key as String to generalize all keys 



    enum CodingKeys: String, CodingKey {

        case timeSeriesDaily = "Time Series (Daily)"

    }

}



struct TimeSeriesDaily: Codable {

    let the1Open, the2High, the3Low, the4Close,the5Volume: String 

    enum CodingKeys: String, CodingKey {

        case the1Open = "1. open"

        case the2High = "2. high"

        case the3Low = "3. low"

        case the4Close = "4. close"

        case the5Volume = "5. volume"

    }

}

answered Nov 22 at 0:31

Sh_Khan

36.2k51125

May you forgot the date as key, that's problem
– Quoc Nguyen
Nov 22 at 0:50

1

@QuocNguyen the date-model are =>let timeSeriesDaily: [String: TimeSeriesDail to overcome vary of keys as if hardcoded the decoding will fail so we make it a dictionary
– Sh_Khan
Nov 22 at 0:53

add a comment |

up vote
1
down vote

You can try

struct Root: Codable {



    let timeSeriesDaily: [String: TimeSeriesDaily] // make key as String to generalize all keys 



    enum CodingKeys: String, CodingKey {

        case timeSeriesDaily = "Time Series (Daily)"

    }

}



struct TimeSeriesDaily: Codable {

    let the1Open, the2High, the3Low, the4Close,the5Volume: String 

    enum CodingKeys: String, CodingKey {

        case the1Open = "1. open"

        case the2High = "2. high"

        case the3Low = "3. low"

        case the4Close = "4. close"

        case the5Volume = "5. volume"

    }

}

answered Nov 22 at 0:31

Sh_Khan

36.2k51125

You can try

struct Root: Codable {



    let timeSeriesDaily: [String: TimeSeriesDaily] // make key as String to generalize all keys 



    enum CodingKeys: String, CodingKey {

        case timeSeriesDaily = "Time Series (Daily)"

    }

}



struct TimeSeriesDaily: Codable {

    let the1Open, the2High, the3Low, the4Close,the5Volume: String 

    enum CodingKeys: String, CodingKey {

        case the1Open = "1. open"

        case the2High = "2. high"

        case the3Low = "3. low"

        case the4Close = "4. close"

        case the5Volume = "5. volume"

    }

}

answered Nov 22 at 0:31

Sh_Khan

36.2k51125

answered Nov 22 at 0:31

Sh_Khan

36.2k51125

answered Nov 22 at 0:31

Sh_Khan

36.2k51125

answered Nov 22 at 0:31

Sh_Khan

36.2k51125

May you forgot the date as key, that's problem
– Quoc Nguyen
Nov 22 at 0:50

1

@QuocNguyen the date-model are =>let timeSeriesDaily: [String: TimeSeriesDail to overcome vary of keys as if hardcoded the decoding will fail so we make it a dictionary
– Sh_Khan
Nov 22 at 0:53

add a comment |

May you forgot the date as key, that's problem
– Quoc Nguyen
Nov 22 at 0:50

1

@QuocNguyen the date-model are =>let timeSeriesDaily: [String: TimeSeriesDail to overcome vary of keys as if hardcoded the decoding will fail so we make it a dictionary
– Sh_Khan
Nov 22 at 0:53

May you forgot the date as key, that's problem
– Quoc Nguyen
Nov 22 at 0:50

@QuocNguyen the date-model are =>let timeSeriesDaily: [String: TimeSeriesDail to overcome vary of keys as if hardcoded the decoding will fail so we make it a dictionary
– Sh_Khan
Nov 22 at 0:53

add a comment |

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