javascript - Parse an Array of objects and populate table view cells Swift -

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i have app trying pull in data api created ( api based on node.js, mongodb, express.js )

currently trying pull , array of objects , create tableview based on array of objects. example if array of objects contains 4 objects, table view have 4 cells. , on clicking cell go view able view detailed view of object.

how can parse returned json data api , populate table view cells?

my issue:

currently unable parse returned array of objects. below image of returned json contains:

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the error:

i getting following error:

error not parse json: optional([     {        "_id": "55d1db984f80687875e43f89",        "password": "$2a$08$oqb/r9iizdsfln9l5vaie.qilb8gp/ytlsa3s41usvnm/exhbw9j6",        "email": "syed.kazmi26@gmail.com",        "__v": 0,        "sector": "manufacturing",        "jobtitle": "something 1",        "employeename": "something 1"     },     // displays data being returned in json response     ])

below swift code:

  import uikit    class sectorviewcontroller: uiviewcontroller {    @ibaction func getmanufacturingbios(sender: anyobject) {      var request = nsmutableurlrequest(url: nsurl(string: "https://myurl/user/all")!)     var session = nsurlsession.sharedsession()     request.httpmethod = "get"     uiapplication.sharedapplication().networkactivityindicatorvisible = true      var err: nserror?      request.addvalue("application/json", forhttpheaderfield: "content-type")     request.addvalue("application/json", forhttpheaderfield: "accept")      var task = session.datataskwithrequest(request, completionhandler: {data, response, error -> void in         println("response: \(response)")          var strdata = nsstring(data: data, encoding: nsutf8stringencoding)          println("body: \(strdata)")         var err: nserror?         var json = nsjsonserialization.jsonobjectwithdata(data, options: .mutableleaves, error: &err) as? nsdictionary          uiapplication.sharedapplication().networkactivityindicatorvisible = true          // did jsonobjectwithdata constructor return error? if so, log error console         if(err != nil) {              println(err!.localizeddescription)             let jsonstr = nsstring(data: data, encoding: nsutf8stringencoding)             println("error not parse json: '\(jsonstr)'")             }          else {              uiapplication.sharedapplication().networkactivityindicatorvisible = false             // jsonobjectwithdata constructor didn't return error. but, should still             // check , make sure json has value using optional binding.              if let parsejson = json {              // okay, parsedjson here, let's value 'success' out of                  var sector = parsejson["sector"] as! string                 println("succes: \(sector)")                }             else {                 // woa, okay json object nil, went worng. maybe server isn't running?                 let jsonstr = nsstring(data: data, encoding: nsutf8stringencoding)                 println("error not parse json: \(jsonstr)")              }         }     })      task.resume() } }

maybe try use nsarray instead of dictionary , change reading options. recommend sth. this:

var json : nsarray? = nil     json = (nsjsonserialization.jsonobjectwithdata(data, options:nsjsonreadingoptions.mutablecontainers , error: &error) as? nsarray)!

hope solves problem.


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