Nazar Pallaev
// model
class TestModelUser: CBLModel {
var userName:NSString?
}
// create
let userModel:TestModelUser = TestModelUser(newDocumentInDatabase: db)
userModel.userName = "test user name 10"
userModel.setValue(NSStringFromClass(TestModelUser), ofProperty: "type")
let saved = userModel.save(&error)
if saved {
println("saved")
}else{
if let err:NSError = error {
println(err.localizedDescription)
}
}
// retrive
let dbView:CBLView = db.viewNamed("userView")
dbView.setMapBlock({ (document, emit) -> Void in
emit(document["_id"], document)
if let docType = document["type"] as? String {
if docType == NSStringFromClass(TestModelUser) {
emit(document["_id"], document)
}
}
}, version: "5")
let queryResult1:CBLQueryEnumerator = db.viewNamed("userView").createQuery().run(&error)
for row:CBLQueryRow in queryResult1.allObjects as [CBLQueryRow] {
let user:TestModelUser = TestModelUser(forDocument: row.document)
if let uName = user.userName {
println(uName)
}
}
There is some documents, but "user.userName" is always nil, what did I wrong?
Maybe there is another way to save properties of a model?
Jens Alfke
On Nov 14, 2014, at 1:02 AM, Nazar Pallaev <forev...@gmail.com> wrote:There is some documents, but "user.userName" is always nil, what did I wrong?