RealmCrust

Simple Crust Extension for Mapping Realm Objects From JSON. Use to easily map to/from JSON/Realm Objects.

#Requirements iOS 8.0+ Swift 2.1+

#Installation

Pods

platform :ios, '8.0'
use_frameworks!

pod 'Crust'
pod 'RealmCrust'

NOTE: RealmCrust includes Realm as a dependency but does NOT include Crust as a dependency. This is to allow the use of multiple modules that rely on Crust without dependency conflicts.

####Additional Step Copy the following code into your project source to use RealmCrust with Crust.

/// Instructions:
/// 1. `import Crust` and `import RealmCrust` dependencies.
/// 2. Include this section of code in your app/lib.
/// This will allow our `RealmMapping` and `RealmAdaptor` to be used with Crust.

public protocol RealmMapping {
    init(adaptor: RealmAdaptor)
}
extension RealmAdaptor : Adaptor { }

public func <- <T, U: Mapping, C: MappingContext where U.MappedObject == T>(field: List<T>, map:(key: KeyExtensions<U>, context: C)) -> C {

    // Realm specifies that List "must be declared with 'let'". Seems to actually work either way in practice, but for safety
    // we're going to include a List mapper that accepts fields with a 'let' declaration and forward to our
    // `RangeReplaceableCollectionType` mapper.
    
    var variableList = field
    return mapField(&variableList, map: map)
}

#How To Use

RealmAdaptor conforms to Adaptor and RealmMapping conforms to Mapping. Use with the rest of Crust just like any other Mapping and Adaptor.

E.g.

public class Company: Object {
    
    public let employees = List<Employee>()
    public dynamic var uuid: String = ""
    public dynamic var name: String = ""
    public dynamic var foundingDate: NSDate = NSDate()
    public dynamic var founder: Employee?
    public dynamic var pendingLawsuits: Int = 0
}

public class CompanyMapping : RealmMapping {
    
    public var adaptor: RealmAdaptor
    public var primaryKeys: Dictionary<String, CRMappingKey> {
        return [ "uuid" : "data.uuid" ]
    }
    
    public required init(adaptor: RealmAdaptor) {
        self.adaptor = adaptor
    }
    
    public func mapping(inout tomap: Company, context: MappingContext) {
        let employeeMapping = EmployeeMapping(adaptor: self.adaptor)
        
        tomap.employees             <- .Mapping("employees", employeeMapping) >*<
        tomap.founder               <- .Mapping("founder", employeeMapping) >*<
        tomap.uuid                  <- "data.uuid" >*<
        tomap.name                  <- "data.name" >*<
        tomap.foundingDate          <- "data.founding_date"  >*<
        tomap.pendingLawsuits       <- "data.lawsuits.pending"  >*<
        context
    }
}

#Threading RealmAdaptor is not thread safe. Be sure to create a new RealmAdaptor for each thread.

#License The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2015 Rex

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