The method createInRealm:withJSONArray should only return back an array of actual objects created.

Normal flow would be to get back an array of JSON from http response, call createInRealm:withJSONArray then add the resulting array to an existing list for another model.

Running the code below causes setObjectForKey: key cannot be nil in Swift. I'm not sure if I'm actually using this correctly or not, but I can't seem to get any of the category functionality working.

    var grp = GroupRLMObject()
    grp.name = "David Foster Wallace"

    // Get the default Realm
    let realm = RLMRealm.defaultRealm()
    // You only need to do this once (per thread)

    // Add to the Realm inside a transaction
    realm.beginWriteTransaction()
    realm.addObject(grp)
    realm.commitWriteTransaction()

    let results: NSDictionary = grp.JSONDictionary() as NSDictionary

[!] Unable to satisfy the following requirements:

• Realm required by Podfile
• Realm (= 0.89.1) required by Podfile.lock
• Realm (~> 0.85.0) required by Realm+JSON (0.2.0)

The Realm+JSON0.2.3 build installed via CocoaPods project throws this error when attempting to run on a device.

ld: library not found for -lc++
clang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)

I'm not sure if this is tied to Realm or the Realm+JSON category. Just create a basic project, add pod 'Realm+JSON', '~> 0.2' to your Podfile and try to run on a device.

Suggested as an addition to your existing transformers.

It'll just check if a value is NSNull and convert it to an empty string.

// ---------------------------------------------
@interface MCJSONNonNullStringTransformer : NSValueTransformer
+ (instancetype)valueTransformer;
@end

// ---------------------------------------------
@implementation MCJSONNonNullStringTransformer

+ (instancetype)valueTransformer
{
    return [[self alloc] init];
}


+ (Class)transformedValueClass 
{
    return [NSString class];
}

+ (BOOL)allowsReverseTransformation 
{
    return YES;
}

- (id)transformedValue:(id)value 
{

    if(value && ![value isKindOfClass:[NSNull class]]) {
        return value;
    } else {
        return @"";
    }
}

- (id)reverseTransformedValue:(id)value 
{
    return value;
}

@end

This updates Realm-JSON to use Realm 0.85.

As this Realm version supports primary keys I needed to add a control when adding data in -mc_setValuesFromJSONDictionary:inRealm: so that it's not trying to write new data for a primary key.

I've not checked my solution thoroughly, but it's a suggestion as to what needs to be done to solve this problem.

/Pods/Realm+JSON/Realm+JSON/RLMObject+JSON.h:9:9: 'Realm/Realm.h' file not found

I have updated to 0.1.2 ad now it's not able to find that...

any idea?

I'm using CocoaPods and I'm assuming (haven't checked the podspec) that Realm is not listed as a dependency or something but I can't compile using Realm-JSON because of the following line:

#import <Realm/Realm.h>

Throwing the following message:

'Realm/Realm.h' file not found

And here's my Podfile definition:

    pod 'Realm'
    pod 'Realm+JSON', '~> 0.1.2'

I'm getting an array of objects, like so:

Image of data

I have created a DayObject, how do I write JSONInboundMappingDictionary for it?

Since the data is in arrays and not dictionary.

Regards

Sometimes back-end supports Array of only abstract objects (some properties are required not to be specified), unfortunately Realm does not support abstracted objects in RLMArray so JSONOutboundMapping per-Object helps to at least somewhat adopt to abstracted logic. Like:

class Vehicle: RLMObject {
    dynamic var maxSpeed: CGFloat = 0
    dynamic var licensePlate = ""

    var JSONOutboundMappingDictionary: NSDictionary {
        var mapping = [
            "maxSpeed" : "maxSpeed"
        ]
        if !licensePlate.isEmpty {
           mapping["licensePlate"] = "licensePlate"
        }
        return mapping
    }
}

or so.

Does anyone know how to parse an array of string. Like this:

"zoneInfo": {
    "tariffInfoLines": [
        "In this city you pay per minute."
    ]
}

We have a zoneInfo object that contains a tariffInfoLines array. This tariffInfoLines array contains strings. To store in Realm, i define RealmString object and store it in RLMArray

@interface RealmString : RLMObject
@property NSString *stringValue;
@end
@implementation RealmString
@end

RLM_ARRAY_TYPE(RealmString)

@interface TariffInfo : RLMObject
@property RLMArray<RealmString> *storedTariffInfoLines;
@end

But i dont know how to parse it from JSON using Realm-JSON. The application will crash if you try to. So i really need some help to solve this problem!

Hello! I have just update my pods and with the new version of Realm (3.0.0) this identifier is not available, so RLMObeject+Copying.m file is not compiling... any help?

'RLMException', reason: 'Invalid value '0' for property 'imageIndex'

Model :@property NSString *booksID; @property NSString *bookName; @property NSNumber *imageIndex;

The RLMArray class will be missed when only using subclass, to judge the string of class is necessary. Just as: [classString isEqualToString:@"RLMArray"]

Let's say my object has a property which is a RLMArray of another object. I want to map each object of this array into a single int (which is its id) in the resulting JSON. How would I do that? Is that possible?

Something like:

[object1, object2, object3] => [1, 2, 3]

... where 1 is the object1.identifier, 2 is the object2.identifier etc.