Stack Overflow Asked on November 4, 2021
I have a problem with UserDefaults
. I am using UserDefaults(suiteName: UserDefaults.Keys.groupKey)
because I also have a Share Extension
. This is my setup:
extension UserDefaults:
func setDataSourceArray(data: [Wishlist]?){
set(try? PropertyListEncoder().encode(data), forKey: Keys.dataSourceKey)
synchronize()
}
func getDataSourceArray() -> [Wishlist]? {
if let data = self.value(forKey: Keys.dataSourceKey) as? Data {
if let dataSourceArray =
try? PropertyListDecoder().decode(Array < Wishlist > .self, from: data) as[Wishlist] {
return dataSourceArray
}
}
return nil
}
Calling set:
// save dataSourceArray in UserDefaults
if let defaults = UserDefaults(suiteName: UserDefaults.Keys.groupKey) {
defaults.setIsLoggedIn(value: true)
defaults.setDataSourceArray(data: dataArray as? [Wishlist])
defaults.setDropOptions(dropOptions: self.dropOptions)
defaults.synchronize()
} else {
print("error Main")
}
Setting
works perfectly fine. No error.
Calling get:
if let defaults = UserDefaults(suiteName: UserDefaults.Keys.groupKey) {
print(defaults.isLoggedIn())
if defaults.isLoggedIn(){
if let data = defaults.getDataSourceArray(){
defaults.synchronize()
print(data[0].name)
} else {
print("Error getting dataSourceArray")
}
} else {
print("yeet")
}
} else {
print("error 1")
}
This always prints: "Error getting dataSourceArray".
I am stuck and have no idea what Im doing wrong here, so Im happy for every help!
UPDATE:
I noticed a weird behavior which I can not explain: when in Calling set I only call defaults.setDataSourceArray(data: dataArray as? [Wishlist])
without setting isLoggedIn
and dropOptions
it works fine?! Can anyone explain that to me?
I solved the problem.. Stupid beginners problem. When setDropOptions
inside UserDefaults
I used the key
from dataSourceArray
. Fixed that and its working now. Thanks for everyone who tried to help anyway :)
Answered by Chris on November 4, 2021
Your set is nil
defaults.setDataSourceArray(data: dataArray as? [Wishlist])
as dataArray as? [Wishlist]
will fail to nil
func getDataSourceArray() -> [Wishlist]? {
if let data = self.value(forKey: Keys.dataSourceKey) as? Data {
do {
let dataSourceArray = try PropertyListDecoder().decode(Array < Wishlist > .self, from: data) as[Wishlist]
return dataSourceArray
}
catch {
print(error)
}
}
return nil
}
Answered by Sh_Khan on November 4, 2021
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