I've been trying to accomplish this but I haven't been to able do so.
I have two dictionaries where certain values may be repeated it another dictionary (that is the key that represents that dictionary) for example:
var foodId_QtityDict = [String: Int]()
var productNamesDict = [String: String]()dump from my 2 dictionaries which I filled from network data using Alamofire
▿ 2 key/value pairs
▿ [0]: (2 elements)
- .0: 6 < 6 is here
- .1: 1 < there is only 1 element of id 6
▿ [1]: (2 elements)
- .0: 5
- .1: 2 < there are 2 elements of id 5
---Second dictionary
▿ 2 key/value pairs
▿ [0]: (2 elements)
- .0: 6 < 6 is also here
- .1: Burrito
▿ [1]: (2 elements)
- .0: 5
- .1: Tacos
I want to do the following: use a struct or a class to create an array of objects based on those two dictionaries but I don't want to repeat the ID's ( number 6 and number 5 in this case)
For this example I should have an array of two objects
▿ [0]: TablePinAdolfoTesting.FoodItem #0
- id: 5
- name: Tacos
- quantity: 2
▿ [1]: TablePinAdolfoTesting.FoodItem #1
- id: 6
- name: Burritos
- quantity: 1
I decided to go this route because with a dictionary I can easily access the key that holds the quantity of one item. Hence, if an user wants to add another count of the same item to his cart, I can just add 1 to that dictionary. At first I was using the object directly as an item in my cart but then I would have repeated objects like so
[0]: TablePinAdolfoTesting.FoodItem #0
- id: 5
- name: Tacos
- quantity: 1
▿ [1]: TablePinAdolfoTesting.FoodItem #1
- id: 6
- name: Burritos
- quantity: 1
[2]: TablePinAdolfoTesting.FoodItem #2
- id: 5
- name: Tacos
- quantity: 1
Thank you very much, as a beginner in Swift this has proven to be challeging