I do news application in swift
using Realm database
. In my database have same news categories. How to get unique value from Realm database
?
I use primary key
class News: Object {
dynamic var newsID: String = ""
dynamic var newsTitle: String = ""
dynamic var newsFullText: String = ""
dynamic var newsImage: String = ""
dynamic var newsAutor: String = ""
dynamic var newsCommentCount: String = ""
dynamic var newsSeenCount: String = ""
dynamic var newsDate: String = ""
dynamic var newsCategory: String = ""
override static func primaryKey() -> String? {
return "newsID"
}
}
I'm try to get
let realm = try! Realm()
let menuName = realm.objects(News)
for i in menuName.filter("newsCategory") {
nameLabel.text = i.newsCategory
}
But it is not work.
Starting from Realm 3.10 it's now possible to
Add Results.distinct(by:) / -[RLMResults distinctResultsUsingKeyPaths:], which return a Results containing only objects with unique values at the given key paths.
It is not possible yet to obtain a "distinct"-like functonality from a Realm query (track the open issue here)
However, there are some workarounds suggested in the thread I mentioned above (please read it to get the full context), by user apocolipse
:
// Query all users
let allUsers = Realm().objects(User)
// Map out the user types
let allTypes = map(allUsers) { $0.type }
// Fun part: start with empty array [], add in element to reduced array if its not already in, else add empty array
let distinctTypes = reduce(allTypes, []) { $0 + (!contains($0, $1) ? [$1] : [] )
Or better yet, a different approach using Set
s (by user jpsim
):
let distinctTypes = Set(Realm().objects(User).valueForKey("type") as! [String])
Obviously the workarounds aren't as efficient as a direct DB query, so use with care (and testing under realistic load).
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