问题
I know about swiftyJSON method exists() but it does not seem to work always as they say. How can I get proper result in this case below? I cannot change JSON structure because I am getting this through client's API.
var json: JSON = ["response": ["value1","value2"]]
if json["response"]["someKey"].exists(){
print("response someKey exists")
}
Output:
response someKey exists
That shouldn't be printed because someKey does not exist. But sometimes that key comes from client's API, and i need to find out if it exists or not properly.
回答1:
It doesn't work in your case because the content of json["response"]
is not a dictionary, it's an array. SwiftyJSON can't check for a valid dictionary key in an array.
With a dictionary, it works, the condition is not executed, as expected:
var json: JSON = ["response": ["key1":"value1", "key2":"value2"]]
if json["response"]["someKey"].exists() {
print("response someKey exists")
}
The solution to your issue is to check if the content is indeed a dictionary before using .exists()
:
if let _ = json["response"].dictionary {
if json["response"]["someKey"].exists() {
print("response someKey exists")
}
}
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37167618/how-to-check-if-key-exists-in-swiftyjson-when-json-contain-array-with-no-keys