So let's say I have a Codable type like so:
struct MyCodable {
let name: String
let value: Int
}
Presumably, the compiler should generate a set of coding keys like so:
enum CodingKeys: String, CodingKey {
case name
case value
}
Is there any way to query these coding keys?
For instance, I would like to be able to do the following:
for key in MyCodable.CodkingKeys.allCases {
print(key)
}
Is this possible?
CodingKeys
enums are generated as private
nested types (on purpose), so they can't be accessed from outside of the type. In your example, if that loop is written outside of the MyCodable
type, it will not work; but MyCodable
does have access to its keys internally.
To expose the keys, you will either need to write out the CodingKeys
enum yourself with a different access modifier (you can offer CodingKeys
without needing to implement init(from:)
/encode(to:)
yourself), or add a method/property on MyCodable
which exposes the set of coding keys in a way that is appropriate for your use case (e.g. var codingKeys: [CodingKey] { ... }
).
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