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JsonSerializerSwift

A simple Json Serializer for Swift

Update 14-09-2016:

Works with Swift 3.0. If you work with Swift 2.0 commit 921763ba36dbf1ce710f615d4c2ef838d2b4af3b will work. But I'm not planning on creating separate branches for Swift V2 and V3, so updates from now on will only be added to Swift 3.0 version.

Parse your Swift object instances to a JSON string. This is a simple one-to-one conversion atm. Pretty print is supported. Properties will be named the same as in your classes as in the JSON string. I'm planning to add support for camelCaseName -> CamedCaseName in the conversion process, and maybe a custom name mapping (especially if Apple introduces property [Attributes]).

Uses reflection. On a MBP 15 Ultimo 2013 I'm getting about 1.5 sec for serializing a simple three-layer-inheritance object with 10000 array objects.

To use

Here a simple test case is shown. For more tests see the JsonSerializerSwiftTests file, git clone to run them yourself :)

//Arrange your model classes
class Object {
  var id: Int = 182371823
  }
class Animal: Object {
  var weight: Double = 2.5
  var age: Int = 2
  var name: String? = "An animal"
  }
class Cat: Animal {
  var fur: Bool = true
}

let m = Cat()

//Act
let json = JSONSerializer.toJson(m)

//Assert
let expected = "{\"fur\": true, \"weight\": 2.5, \"age\": 2, \"name\": \"An animal\", \"id\": 182371823}"
stringCompareHelper(json, expected) //returns true

Currently supports standard types, optional standard types, arrays, arrays of nullables standard types, array of custom classes, inheritance, composition of custom objects, structs.

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