iOS Swift Filter Array using NSPredicate crashing on run time

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iOS Swift Filter Array using NSPredicate crashing on run time



I have a cell Model


struct BeerCellModel: Hashable

var beer: Beer

static func == (lhs: BeerCellModel, rhs: BeerCellModel) -> Bool
return lhs.beer.id == rhs.beer.id


var hashValue: Int
return self.beer.id




AND


public struct Beer
public var abv: String
public var ibu: String
public var id: Int
public var name: String
public var style: String
public var ounces: Int



Now i have a array name 'items = [BeerCellModel]' of above cell model and i'm filtering array with param style


style


let value = ["tuborg", "budwiser", "bira"]
let query = value.map "SELF.beer.style CONTAINS[cd] ($0)" .joined(separator: " || ")
let predicate = NSPredicate(format: query)
let results = self.items.filter predicate.evaluate(with: $0)



But i'm getting run time crash



2018-08-08 00:38:01.787170+0530 BeerCrafts[3388:401950] ***
Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSUnknownKeyException',
reason: '[<_SwiftValue 0x60400064dce0> valueForUndefinedKey:]: this
class is not key value coding-compliant for the key beer.'



What is wrong in array or predicate?



Update: Adding JSON response of Beer


Beer



"abv": "0.08",
"ibu": "35",
"id": 11,
"name": "Monks Blood",
"style": "Belgian Dark Ale",
"ounces": 12
,

"abv": "0.07",
"ibu": "65",
"id": 10,
"name": "Brew Free! or Die IPA",
"style": "American IPA",
"ounces": 12
,

"abv": "0.04",
"ibu": "17",
"id": 9,
"name": "Hell or High Watermelon Wheat",
"style": "Fruit / Vegetable Beer",
"ounces": 12





Could you add the BeerCellModel array and mention what is the expected result?
– Ahmad F
Aug 7 at 19:30


BeerCellModel





@AhmadF: The expected result should give items in which style matches in value array
– Abhishek Thapliyal
Aug 7 at 19:34






So far so good. Could you add BeerCellModel (which seems to be items in your code snippet) so I can test my answer before I post it :)
– Ahmad F
Aug 7 at 19:36



BeerCellModel


items





@AhmadF: You can make dummy model and test it. I have added JSON as well
– Abhishek Thapliyal
Aug 7 at 19:40





You probably mean simply NSPredicate(format: "beer.style IN %@", value)
– vadian
Aug 7 at 20:03



NSPredicate(format: "beer.style IN %@", value)




3 Answers
3



At this point, there is no need to deal with NSPredicate, the filter method is handy enough for your case! all you should do is:


NSPredicate


filter


let filtered = items.filter value.contains($0.beer.style)



The filtered is array of BeerCellModel which should contains the objects that their beer.style is one of the value array elements.


filtered


BeerCellModel


beer.style


value



You can try


let value = ["tuborg", "budwiser", "bira"]
let query = value.map "self CONTAINS[cd] '($0)'" .joined(separator: " || ")
let predicate = NSPredicate(format: query)
let results = self.items.filter predicate.evaluate(with: $0.beer.style)





Can you explain as well
– Abhishek Thapliyal
Aug 7 at 20:12



Looks like you're trying to map an array of Strings, not an array of BeerCellModel structs.


String


BeerCellModel





Wrong i m adding predicate query in filter. Google it for references
– Abhishek Thapliyal
Aug 7 at 19:42





Hi, this does not seem to be an attempt to solve the problem. For clarifications you should use comments.
– orgtigger
Aug 7 at 20:09






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