how to parse responseString using alamofire and SwiftyJson
how to parse responseString using alamofire and SwiftyJson
I'm trying to parse responseString according to
Swift 3 - How to get JSON Objects with Alamofire and SwiftyJSON and https://github.com/SwiftyJSON/SwiftyJSON and Swift: Handling JSON with Alamofire & SwiftyJSON
responeString:
{success:false, title:'Traffic Authentication Page',fail_msg:'Register/Unregister was failed',desc:''}
Mycode :
let url = "url"
HttpsRequest.manager.request(url,method:.get).responseString{
response in
if response.result.isSuccess{
self.respnseJson = JSON(response.result.value!)
print ("success : (self.respnseJson["success"])")
}
but this code returns null. my question is: how to parse the response as a "responseString" not "responseJSON"
and how should it be in my case?
thank you in advance.
{success:
{"success":
the response string not in JSON Formatter, you can check your response format here, jsonformatter.curiousconcept.com
– Afsara
Jul 3 at 10:19
Yes that's what I get from server..Is there any way to parse this response???
– Sorena H A
Jul 3 at 10:22
There is always to parse a response. The question are: is the way stable, adaptable, viable in future? Is it a "hack" that could broke tomorrow? Etc. Clearly, that's not recommended. Can you contact the developers behind the API? Does it need another param to answers in JSON?
– Larme
Jul 3 at 10:42
Android version of This application has already been written and uses the optString function for parsing Is There any similar sample for Swift?
– Sorena H A
Jul 3 at 18:01
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That's really your "JSON"? Because it's missing doubles quotes around the keys (
{success:=>{"success":, etc. and there shouldn't be single quotes, but doubles quotes for the values. Is your JSON even valid?– Larme
Jul 3 at 9:41