multiple map with rxswift
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I am trying to create sections for a tableview from an array of item on which each array item is a sections item.
My quesiton is how can I make
cart.mapreturn an array of
CartProductSection ([CartProductSection]) instead of assign it to a variable. Thanks.
My code
let cart: BehaviorRelay
struct Output {
let items: Observable<[CartProductSection]>
}
var sectionPerSupplierItems: [CartProductSection] =
_ = cart.map { (cart) in
let cartItemsPerSupplier = self.sortModelItemPerSection(items: cart.items)
print(cart.items.count)
_ = cartItemsPerSupplier.map { (cartItemsPerSupplier) in
var items: [CartProductSectionItem] =
for cartItem in cartItemsPerSupplier.cartItems {
items.append(CartProductSectionItem.cartItem(viewModel: CartItemViewModel(with: cartItem)))
}
sectionPerSupplierItems.append(CartProductSection.cartItemModel
(title: cartItemsPerSupplier.companyName, items: items))
}
}
return Output(items: Observable.just(sectionPerSupplierItems))
ios swift reactive-programming rx-swift
asked Dec 31 '18 at 12:52
Mohamed ALOUANEMohamed ALOUANE
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I am trying to create sections for a tableview from an array of item on which each array item is a sections item.
My quesiton is how can I make
cart.mapreturn an array of
CartProductSection ([CartProductSection]) instead of assign it to a variable. Thanks.
My code
let cart: BehaviorRelay
struct Output {
let items: Observable<[CartProductSection]>
}
var sectionPerSupplierItems: [CartProductSection] =
_ = cart.map { (cart) in
let cartItemsPerSupplier = self.sortModelItemPerSection(items: cart.items)
print(cart.items.count)
_ = cartItemsPerSupplier.map { (cartItemsPerSupplier) in
var items: [CartProductSectionItem] =
for cartItem in cartItemsPerSupplier.cartItems {
items.append(CartProductSectionItem.cartItem(viewModel: CartItemViewModel(with: cartItem)))
}
sectionPerSupplierItems.append(CartProductSection.cartItemModel
(title: cartItemsPerSupplier.companyName, items: items))
}
}
return Output(items: Observable.just(sectionPerSupplierItems))
ios swift reactive-programming rx-swift
asked Dec 31 '18 at 12:52
Mohamed ALOUANEMohamed ALOUANE
2,45721740
There's not enough context to go on. What is the type ofcart? Are you usingRxDataSources? What type are you expecting to feed into the table view?
– Daniel T.
Dec 31 '18 at 14:01
code updated, yes am using rxdatasrouce.
– Mohamed ALOUANE
Dec 31 '18 at 14:10
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I am trying to create sections for a tableview from an array of item on which each array item is a sections item.
My quesiton is how can I make
cart.mapreturn an array of
CartProductSection ([CartProductSection]) instead of assign it to a variable. Thanks.
My code
let cart: BehaviorRelay
struct Output {
let items: Observable<[CartProductSection]>
}
var sectionPerSupplierItems: [CartProductSection] =
_ = cart.map { (cart) in
let cartItemsPerSupplier = self.sortModelItemPerSection(items: cart.items)
print(cart.items.count)
_ = cartItemsPerSupplier.map { (cartItemsPerSupplier) in
var items: [CartProductSectionItem] =
for cartItem in cartItemsPerSupplier.cartItems {
items.append(CartProductSectionItem.cartItem(viewModel: CartItemViewModel(with: cartItem)))
}
sectionPerSupplierItems.append(CartProductSection.cartItemModel
(title: cartItemsPerSupplier.companyName, items: items))
}
}
return Output(items: Observable.just(sectionPerSupplierItems))
ios swift reactive-programming rx-swift
asked Dec 31 '18 at 12:52
Mohamed ALOUANEMohamed ALOUANE
2,45721740
I am trying to create sections for a tableview from an array of item on which each array item is a sections item.
My quesiton is how can I make
cart.mapreturn an array of
CartProductSection ([CartProductSection]) instead of assign it to a variable. Thanks.
My code
let cart: BehaviorRelay
struct Output {
let items: Observable<[CartProductSection]>
}
var sectionPerSupplierItems: [CartProductSection] =
_ = cart.map { (cart) in
let cartItemsPerSupplier = self.sortModelItemPerSection(items: cart.items)
print(cart.items.count)
_ = cartItemsPerSupplier.map { (cartItemsPerSupplier) in
var items: [CartProductSectionItem] =
for cartItem in cartItemsPerSupplier.cartItems {
items.append(CartProductSectionItem.cartItem(viewModel: CartItemViewModel(with: cartItem)))
}
sectionPerSupplierItems.append(CartProductSection.cartItemModel
(title: cartItemsPerSupplier.companyName, items: items))
}
}
return Output(items: Observable.just(sectionPerSupplierItems))
ios swift reactive-programming rx-swift
ios swift reactive-programming rx-swift
asked Dec 31 '18 at 12:52
Mohamed ALOUANEMohamed ALOUANE
2,45721740
asked Dec 31 '18 at 12:52
Mohamed ALOUANEMohamed ALOUANE
2,45721740
edited Dec 31 '18 at 14:10
Mohamed ALOUANE
asked Dec 31 '18 at 12:52
Mohamed ALOUANEMohamed ALOUANE
2,45721740
asked Dec 31 '18 at 12:52
Mohamed ALOUANEMohamed ALOUANE
2,45721740
asked Dec 31 '18 at 12:52
Mohamed ALOUANEMohamed ALOUANE
2,45721740
2,45721740
There's not enough context to go on. What is the type ofcart? Are you usingRxDataSources? What type are you expecting to feed into the table view?
– Daniel T.
Dec 31 '18 at 14:01
code updated, yes am using rxdatasrouce.
– Mohamed ALOUANE
Dec 31 '18 at 14:10
add a comment |
There's not enough context to go on. What is the type ofcart? Are you usingRxDataSources? What type are you expecting to feed into the table view?
– Daniel T.
Dec 31 '18 at 14:01
code updated, yes am using rxdatasrouce.
– Mohamed ALOUANE
Dec 31 '18 at 14:10
There's not enough context to go on. What is the type of
cart? Are you using RxDataSources? What type are you expecting to feed into the table view?– Daniel T.
Dec 31 '18 at 14:01
There's not enough context to go on. What is the type of
cart? Are you using RxDataSources? What type are you expecting to feed into the table view?– Daniel T.
Dec 31 '18 at 14:01
code updated, yes am using rxdatasrouce.
– Mohamed ALOUANE
Dec 31 '18 at 14:10
code updated, yes am using rxdatasrouce.
– Mohamed ALOUANE
Dec 31 '18 at 14:10
add a comment |
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I would likely write the code like this (I'm still making a bunch of assumptions here.):
let items = cart
.map { [unowned self] in self.sortModelItemPerSection(items: $0.items) }
.map { cartItemsPerSuppliers in
cartItemsPerSuppliers.map { CartProductSection.cartItemModel(from: $0) }
}
return Output(items: items)
The above assumes something like this exists:
extension CartProductSection {
static func cartItemModel(from supplier: CartItemsPerSupplier) -> CartProductSection {
return cartItemModel(title: supplier.companyName, items: supplier.cartItems.map { CartProductSectionItem.cartItem(viewModel: CartItemViewModel(with: $0)) })
}
}
answered Jan 1 at 2:03
Daniel T.Daniel T.
13.7k22734
Also, if I were writing this, I would movesortModelItemPerSection(items:)out of the class so I didn't have to referenceself.
– Daniel T.
Jan 1 at 2:32
Thank you! I got to learn new stuff from this :). Happy new year!
– Mohamed ALOUANE
Jan 1 at 13:33
add a comment |
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I would likely write the code like this (I'm still making a bunch of assumptions here.):
let items = cart
.map { [unowned self] in self.sortModelItemPerSection(items: $0.items) }
.map { cartItemsPerSuppliers in
cartItemsPerSuppliers.map { CartProductSection.cartItemModel(from: $0) }
}
return Output(items: items)
The above assumes something like this exists:
extension CartProductSection {
static func cartItemModel(from supplier: CartItemsPerSupplier) -> CartProductSection {
return cartItemModel(title: supplier.companyName, items: supplier.cartItems.map { CartProductSectionItem.cartItem(viewModel: CartItemViewModel(with: $0)) })
}
}
answered Jan 1 at 2:03
Daniel T.Daniel T.
13.7k22734
Also, if I were writing this, I would movesortModelItemPerSection(items:)out of the class so I didn't have to referenceself.
– Daniel T.
Jan 1 at 2:32
Thank you! I got to learn new stuff from this :). Happy new year!
– Mohamed ALOUANE
Jan 1 at 13:33
add a comment |
1
I would likely write the code like this (I'm still making a bunch of assumptions here.):
let items = cart
.map { [unowned self] in self.sortModelItemPerSection(items: $0.items) }
.map { cartItemsPerSuppliers in
cartItemsPerSuppliers.map { CartProductSection.cartItemModel(from: $0) }
}
return Output(items: items)
The above assumes something like this exists:
extension CartProductSection {
static func cartItemModel(from supplier: CartItemsPerSupplier) -> CartProductSection {
return cartItemModel(title: supplier.companyName, items: supplier.cartItems.map { CartProductSectionItem.cartItem(viewModel: CartItemViewModel(with: $0)) })
}
}
answered Jan 1 at 2:03
Daniel T.Daniel T.
13.7k22734
Also, if I were writing this, I would movesortModelItemPerSection(items:)out of the class so I didn't have to referenceself.
– Daniel T.
Jan 1 at 2:32
Thank you! I got to learn new stuff from this :). Happy new year!
– Mohamed ALOUANE
Jan 1 at 13:33
add a comment |
1
1
1
I would likely write the code like this (I'm still making a bunch of assumptions here.):
let items = cart
.map { [unowned self] in self.sortModelItemPerSection(items: $0.items) }
.map { cartItemsPerSuppliers in
cartItemsPerSuppliers.map { CartProductSection.cartItemModel(from: $0) }
}
return Output(items: items)
The above assumes something like this exists:
extension CartProductSection {
static func cartItemModel(from supplier: CartItemsPerSupplier) -> CartProductSection {
return cartItemModel(title: supplier.companyName, items: supplier.cartItems.map { CartProductSectionItem.cartItem(viewModel: CartItemViewModel(with: $0)) })
}
}
answered Jan 1 at 2:03
Daniel T.Daniel T.
13.7k22734
I would likely write the code like this (I'm still making a bunch of assumptions here.):
let items = cart
.map { [unowned self] in self.sortModelItemPerSection(items: $0.items) }
.map { cartItemsPerSuppliers in
cartItemsPerSuppliers.map { CartProductSection.cartItemModel(from: $0) }
}
return Output(items: items)
The above assumes something like this exists:
extension CartProductSection {
static func cartItemModel(from supplier: CartItemsPerSupplier) -> CartProductSection {
return cartItemModel(title: supplier.companyName, items: supplier.cartItems.map { CartProductSectionItem.cartItem(viewModel: CartItemViewModel(with: $0)) })
}
}
answered Jan 1 at 2:03
Daniel T.Daniel T.
13.7k22734
answered Jan 1 at 2:03
Daniel T.Daniel T.
13.7k22734
answered Jan 1 at 2:03
Daniel T.Daniel T.
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answered Jan 1 at 2:03
Daniel T.Daniel T.
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Also, if I were writing this, I would movesortModelItemPerSection(items:)out of the class so I didn't have to referenceself.
– Daniel T.
Jan 1 at 2:32
Thank you! I got to learn new stuff from this :). Happy new year!
– Mohamed ALOUANE
Jan 1 at 13:33
add a comment |
Also, if I were writing this, I would movesortModelItemPerSection(items:)out of the class so I didn't have to referenceself.
– Daniel T.
Jan 1 at 2:32
Thank you! I got to learn new stuff from this :). Happy new year!
– Mohamed ALOUANE
Jan 1 at 13:33
Also, if I were writing this, I would move
sortModelItemPerSection(items:) out of the class so I didn't have to reference self.– Daniel T.
Jan 1 at 2:32
Also, if I were writing this, I would move
sortModelItemPerSection(items:) out of the class so I didn't have to reference self.– Daniel T.
Jan 1 at 2:32
Thank you! I got to learn new stuff from this :). Happy new year!
– Mohamed ALOUANE
Jan 1 at 13:33
Thank you! I got to learn new stuff from this :). Happy new year!
– Mohamed ALOUANE
Jan 1 at 13:33
add a comment |
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There's not enough context to go on. What is the type of
cart? Are you usingRxDataSources? What type are you expecting to feed into the table view?– Daniel T.
Dec 31 '18 at 14:01
code updated, yes am using rxdatasrouce.
– Mohamed ALOUANE
Dec 31 '18 at 14:10