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Can you please update the code so Int64 is treated as number, not as a string?

Optional doubles such as:
var d: Double? = 2.2

Is serialized as
"d: 2.2000000000000002"
Probably because removing the optional part is implemented by parsing the double to a string beforehand (I don't see a way to force unwrap a value of type "Any" aka "Protocol<>").

Hi @peheje It would be great of you if you host this on the Dependency Managing Tools. Since everyone in the industry tries to keep the third party lib as dependencies. So, hosting it in Cocoa Pods, Carthage should suffice.

Hello
Trying out your job, and getting json like this: "route": {"[0]": {"lat": 37.34520782, "lon": -122.0960117}, "[1]": {"lat": 37.34520782, "lon": -122.0960117}"
How could I remove these "[0]" indexes? And just leave objects {"lat": 37.34520782, "lon": -122.0960117}
Thank you

hello. I tested this class and I got some odd results.
I tested using a class to transform it to a json string then get the dictionary for it.

so lets say:

class Cat {
 var name: String?
 var color: String?
 var age: String?
 var location: Location
}

struct Location{
 var latitude: Int
 var longitude: Int
}

let cat = Cat()
cat.name = "Mr. Cat"
cat.color = "Orange"
cat.age = "3"
cat.location.longitude = 29.393
cat.location.latitude = -75.762523

let jsonString = JSONSerializer.toJson(cat)

print(jsonString)

the output is :
{"name":"Mr. Cat", "color":"Orange", "age":"3", "location":appName.Location(latitude: 29.393, longitude: -75.762523)}

I dont know why the var location is printed this why just because its a struct or a embeded class.

Hi @peheje,

I added this to my local to handle Multi-dimentional Arrays.

else if let array = value as? [[Any]] {
                handledValue += "["
                for (index, value) in array.enumerated() {
                    handledValue += "\(value)"
                    handledValue += (index < array.count-1 ? ", " : "")
                }
                handledValue += "]"
            }

Hi,

First of thanks a lot for such an effort to build extremely useful library. It is indeed a very helpful.

This is a feature request. Can you please include one property to configure exclusion of Null properties from model object while creating the JSON string.

Let me know if I can be of any help.

Hey I would love to see this library at CocoaPods.
Is there a plan from your side?

What about having let object: MyClass = JSONSerializer.parse(jsonString)?