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I need some details @xhzengAIB
- Are you using CoreData or Realm?
Could you give more details about what you are planning to do. Thanks!
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Hi! @pepibumur
I'm doing a RSS App, this Entity(Article Model) have a field is readed.
- I launched a network request, pull 100000 RSS articles(JSON array).
- I need to mark the 100000 RSS articles as readed.
My question is: CoreData how to deal with large amount of data? If there is need to article 10000000 input for persistence, that CoreData. What should I do?
Jack
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@xhzengAIB you should do something like this:
SugarRecord.operation(SugarRecordStackType.SugarRecordStackTypeRealm, closure: { (context) -> () in
let articles: [Article]? = Article.all().find(inContext: context)?
context.beginWriting() // <- Notifying we're starting the edition
for articleDict in articlesArray {
let article: Article? = (articles.filter() { $0.articleID == articleDict["id"] }).first
if article != nil {
article!.read = true
}
}
context.endWriting() // <- Notifying that we've finished the edition
})
Notice that instead of fetching articles filtering them by ID I fetch all of them and them filter the array using the filter method available in Swift arrays. @xhzengAIB
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Hi! @pepibumur
This is the transaction processing CoreData?
Jack
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This is how you could it with CoreData and SugarRecord @xhzengAIB
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