Tukukkk

I am trying to parse JSON data over the network. Below you can see where the magic is happening.

func getBookingsForDate(date: String, completionHandler: @escaping ([String:String]) -> Void ){



struct bookings: Codable {



    var bookieName : String

    var bookieNumber: String

    var booked: String

    var bookingTime: String



    private enum Codingkeys: String, CodingKey{



        case bookieName

        case bookieNumber

        case booked

        case bookingTime

    }

}



let params = ["date":date]



let urlString = "http://mscissorss.pythonanywhere.com/getBookings/"

Alamofire.request(urlString, method: .get, parameters: params).responseJSON {

    response in

    switch response.result {

    case .success(let JSON):



        let decoder = JSONDecoder()

        guard let _ = response.data else{

            return

        }

        do {

            let loginDetails = try decoder.decode(bookings.self, from: response.data!)

            print(loginDetails)

        } catch let err{

            print(err)

        }



        //let bookings = JSON as! NSDictionary

        //completionHandler(JSON)

        /*

        do {

            let decoder = JSONDecoder()

            let gitData = try decoder.decode(bookings.self, from: JSON)

            print(gitData.bookieName)



        } catch let err {

            print("Err", err)

        }

        */

        break

    case .failure(let error):

        print(error)

    }

}

}

Given the code i am getting the following error message:

keyNotFound(CodingKeys(stringValue: "bookieName", intValue: nil), Swift.DecodingError.Context(codingPath: , debugDescription: "No value associated with key CodingKeys(stringValue: "bookieName", intValue: nil) ("bookieName").", underlyingError: nil))

And the JSON response that i am getting looks like this:

{

    0 =     {

        booked = false;

        bookieName = "";

        bookieNumber = "";

        bookingTime = "10:00";

    };

    1 =     {

        booked = false;

        bookieName = "";

        bookieNumber = "";

        bookingTime = "10:30";

    };

    10 =     {

        booked = false;

        bookieName = "";

        bookieNumber = "";

        bookingTime = "15:00";

    };

    11 =     {

        booked = false;

        bookieName = "";

        bookieNumber = "";

        bookingTime = "15:30";

    };

    12 =     {

        booked = false;

        bookieName = "";

        bookieNumber = "";

        bookingTime = "16:00";

    };

    13 =     {

        booked = false;

        bookieName = "";

        bookieNumber = "";

        bookingTime = "16:30";

    };

    14 =     {

        booked = false;

        bookieName = "";

        bookieNumber = "";

        bookingTime = "17:00";

    };

    15 =     {

        booked = false;

        bookieName = "";

        bookieNumber = "";

        bookingTime = "17:30";

    };

    16 =     {

        booked = false;

        bookieName = "";

        bookieNumber = "";

        bookingTime = "18:00";

    };

    2 =     {

        booked = false;

        bookieName = "";

        bookieNumber = "";

        bookingTime = "11:00";

    };

}

It is the first time i am decoding so if you have an answer please try to explain a bit to why i need to make the change that i need.

UPDATE

After changing the code to what @sh_khan and @vadian suggested it worked to parse it however i am still getting this error inside my parsed object:

["1": MagicS.(unknown context at 0x106932738).bookings(bookieName: "", bookieNumber: "", booked: "false", bookingTime: "10:30"), 

"0": MagicS.(unknown context at 0x106932738).bookings(bookieName: "", bookieNumber: "", booked: "false", bookingTime: "10:00"),

Also, if i want to be able to access a single value lets say the first item with the key "0" -> bookieName, how would i do that using loginDetails

Firs booked is a Bool and no need for private enum Codingkeys if you won't rename the keys

struct Booking: Codable {



   let bookieName : String

   let bookieNumber: String

   let booked: Bool

   let bookingTime: String



}

Second decode like this

let loginDetails = try decoder.decode([String:Booking].self, from: response.data!)

The root object is a dictionary with String keys and Bookings values – please name structs with a starting capital letter.

So you have to decode

let loginDetails = try decoder.decode([String:Bookings].self, from: response.data!)