AppleScript list of records to Swift Array (or better)
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I test a little OSX app based on this example which use a bridge to AppleScript to get simple infos from iTunes.
Like I said in the ComboDrums's comment (it's me), I have a script to get all my iTunes playlists in a tree but as soon as the return is more complex than a simple string, it fails.
So I'm looking for the way to convert the AppleScript's list returned to a Swift friendly object.
Any idea ?
Thx.
Script:
to getStaticPlaylistsTree()
tell application "iTunes"
set theList to {{theName:"Bibliothèque", theID:"66270731FDBE2C50", isFolder:false, theClass:library playlist, isSmart:false, theCount:37581}, {theName:"Clips vidéo", theID:"07D5032B96891D67", isFolder:false, theClass:user playlist, isSmart:true, theCount:283}}
end tell
return theList
end getStaticPlaylistsTree
arrays swift macos applescript itunes
edited Jan 21 at 14:46
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1
I test a little OSX app based on this example which use a bridge to AppleScript to get simple infos from iTunes.
Like I said in the ComboDrums's comment (it's me), I have a script to get all my iTunes playlists in a tree but as soon as the return is more complex than a simple string, it fails.
So I'm looking for the way to convert the AppleScript's list returned to a Swift friendly object.
Any idea ?
Thx.
Script:
to getStaticPlaylistsTree()
tell application "iTunes"
set theList to {{theName:"Bibliothèque", theID:"66270731FDBE2C50", isFolder:false, theClass:library playlist, isSmart:false, theCount:37581}, {theName:"Clips vidéo", theID:"07D5032B96891D67", isFolder:false, theClass:user playlist, isSmart:true, theCount:283}}
end tell
return theList
end getStaticPlaylistsTree
arrays swift macos applescript itunes
edited Jan 21 at 14:46
Willeke
7,75921024
asked Jan 20 at 14:29
user10177193user10177193
65
Post your code please.
– Willeke
Jan 20 at 15:10
The code is in the project example (github.com/hhas/Swift-AppleScriptObjC). I just added a method to get a static tree of some playlists like : to getStaticPlaylistsTree() tell application "iTunes" set theList to {{theName:"Bibliothèque", theID:"66270731FDBE2C50", isFolder:false, theClass:library playlist, isSmart:false, theCount:37581}, {theName:"Clips vidéo", theID:"07D5032B96891D67", isFolder:false, theClass:user playlist, isSmart:true, theCount:283}} end tell return theList. Thx.
– user10177193
Jan 20 at 15:16
Please post the formatted code in the question.
– Willeke
Jan 20 at 16:20
I can't format the code because I can't post answer with my account... 😂 So sorry but I can't. Can you copy/paste the code in a simple AppleScript script? It is the same... to getStaticPlaylistsTree() tell application "iTunes" set theList to {{theName:"Bibliothèque", theID:"66270731FDBE2C50", isFolder:false, theClass:library playlist, isSmart:false, theCount:37581}, {theName:"Clips vidéo", theID:"07D5032B96891D67", isFolder:false, theClass:user playlist, isSmart:true, theCount:283}} end tell return theList end getStaticPlaylistsTree
– user10177193
Jan 21 at 14:14
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1
I test a little OSX app based on this example which use a bridge to AppleScript to get simple infos from iTunes.
Like I said in the ComboDrums's comment (it's me), I have a script to get all my iTunes playlists in a tree but as soon as the return is more complex than a simple string, it fails.
So I'm looking for the way to convert the AppleScript's list returned to a Swift friendly object.
Any idea ?
Thx.
Script:
to getStaticPlaylistsTree()
tell application "iTunes"
set theList to {{theName:"Bibliothèque", theID:"66270731FDBE2C50", isFolder:false, theClass:library playlist, isSmart:false, theCount:37581}, {theName:"Clips vidéo", theID:"07D5032B96891D67", isFolder:false, theClass:user playlist, isSmart:true, theCount:283}}
end tell
return theList
end getStaticPlaylistsTree
arrays swift macos applescript itunes
edited Jan 21 at 14:46
Willeke
7,75921024
asked Jan 20 at 14:29
user10177193user10177193
65
I test a little OSX app based on this example which use a bridge to AppleScript to get simple infos from iTunes.
Like I said in the ComboDrums's comment (it's me), I have a script to get all my iTunes playlists in a tree but as soon as the return is more complex than a simple string, it fails.
So I'm looking for the way to convert the AppleScript's list returned to a Swift friendly object.
Any idea ?
Thx.
Script:
to getStaticPlaylistsTree()
tell application "iTunes"
set theList to {{theName:"Bibliothèque", theID:"66270731FDBE2C50", isFolder:false, theClass:library playlist, isSmart:false, theCount:37581}, {theName:"Clips vidéo", theID:"07D5032B96891D67", isFolder:false, theClass:user playlist, isSmart:true, theCount:283}}
end tell
return theList
end getStaticPlaylistsTree
arrays swift macos applescript itunes
arrays swift macos applescript itunes
edited Jan 21 at 14:46
Willeke
7,75921024
asked Jan 20 at 14:29
user10177193user10177193
65
edited Jan 21 at 14:46
Willeke
7,75921024
asked Jan 20 at 14:29
user10177193user10177193
65
edited Jan 21 at 14:46
Willeke
7,75921024
edited Jan 21 at 14:46
Willeke
7,75921024
edited Jan 21 at 14:46
Willeke
7,75921024
7,75921024
asked Jan 20 at 14:29
user10177193user10177193
65
asked Jan 20 at 14:29
user10177193user10177193
65
asked Jan 20 at 14:29
user10177193user10177193
65
65
Post your code please.
– Willeke
Jan 20 at 15:10
The code is in the project example (github.com/hhas/Swift-AppleScriptObjC). I just added a method to get a static tree of some playlists like : to getStaticPlaylistsTree() tell application "iTunes" set theList to {{theName:"Bibliothèque", theID:"66270731FDBE2C50", isFolder:false, theClass:library playlist, isSmart:false, theCount:37581}, {theName:"Clips vidéo", theID:"07D5032B96891D67", isFolder:false, theClass:user playlist, isSmart:true, theCount:283}} end tell return theList. Thx.
– user10177193
Jan 20 at 15:16
Please post the formatted code in the question.
– Willeke
Jan 20 at 16:20
I can't format the code because I can't post answer with my account... 😂 So sorry but I can't. Can you copy/paste the code in a simple AppleScript script? It is the same... to getStaticPlaylistsTree() tell application "iTunes" set theList to {{theName:"Bibliothèque", theID:"66270731FDBE2C50", isFolder:false, theClass:library playlist, isSmart:false, theCount:37581}, {theName:"Clips vidéo", theID:"07D5032B96891D67", isFolder:false, theClass:user playlist, isSmart:true, theCount:283}} end tell return theList end getStaticPlaylistsTree
– user10177193
Jan 21 at 14:14
add a comment |
Post your code please.
– Willeke
Jan 20 at 15:10
The code is in the project example (github.com/hhas/Swift-AppleScriptObjC). I just added a method to get a static tree of some playlists like : to getStaticPlaylistsTree() tell application "iTunes" set theList to {{theName:"Bibliothèque", theID:"66270731FDBE2C50", isFolder:false, theClass:library playlist, isSmart:false, theCount:37581}, {theName:"Clips vidéo", theID:"07D5032B96891D67", isFolder:false, theClass:user playlist, isSmart:true, theCount:283}} end tell return theList. Thx.
– user10177193
Jan 20 at 15:16
Please post the formatted code in the question.
– Willeke
Jan 20 at 16:20
I can't format the code because I can't post answer with my account... 😂 So sorry but I can't. Can you copy/paste the code in a simple AppleScript script? It is the same... to getStaticPlaylistsTree() tell application "iTunes" set theList to {{theName:"Bibliothèque", theID:"66270731FDBE2C50", isFolder:false, theClass:library playlist, isSmart:false, theCount:37581}, {theName:"Clips vidéo", theID:"07D5032B96891D67", isFolder:false, theClass:user playlist, isSmart:true, theCount:283}} end tell return theList end getStaticPlaylistsTree
– user10177193
Jan 21 at 14:14
Post your code please.
– Willeke
Jan 20 at 15:10
Post your code please.
– Willeke
Jan 20 at 15:10
The code is in the project example (github.com/hhas/Swift-AppleScriptObjC). I just added a method to get a static tree of some playlists like : to getStaticPlaylistsTree() tell application "iTunes" set theList to {{theName:"Bibliothèque", theID:"66270731FDBE2C50", isFolder:false, theClass:library playlist, isSmart:false, theCount:37581}, {theName:"Clips vidéo", theID:"07D5032B96891D67", isFolder:false, theClass:user playlist, isSmart:true, theCount:283}} end tell return theList. Thx.
– user10177193
Jan 20 at 15:16
The code is in the project example (github.com/hhas/Swift-AppleScriptObjC). I just added a method to get a static tree of some playlists like : to getStaticPlaylistsTree() tell application "iTunes" set theList to {{theName:"Bibliothèque", theID:"66270731FDBE2C50", isFolder:false, theClass:library playlist, isSmart:false, theCount:37581}, {theName:"Clips vidéo", theID:"07D5032B96891D67", isFolder:false, theClass:user playlist, isSmart:true, theCount:283}} end tell return theList. Thx.
– user10177193
Jan 20 at 15:16
Please post the formatted code in the question.
– Willeke
Jan 20 at 16:20
Please post the formatted code in the question.
– Willeke
Jan 20 at 16:20
I can't format the code because I can't post answer with my account... 😂 So sorry but I can't. Can you copy/paste the code in a simple AppleScript script? It is the same... to getStaticPlaylistsTree() tell application "iTunes" set theList to {{theName:"Bibliothèque", theID:"66270731FDBE2C50", isFolder:false, theClass:library playlist, isSmart:false, theCount:37581}, {theName:"Clips vidéo", theID:"07D5032B96891D67", isFolder:false, theClass:user playlist, isSmart:true, theCount:283}} end tell return theList end getStaticPlaylistsTree
– user10177193
Jan 21 at 14:14
I can't format the code because I can't post answer with my account... 😂 So sorry but I can't. Can you copy/paste the code in a simple AppleScript script? It is the same... to getStaticPlaylistsTree() tell application "iTunes" set theList to {{theName:"Bibliothèque", theID:"66270731FDBE2C50", isFolder:false, theClass:library playlist, isSmart:false, theCount:37581}, {theName:"Clips vidéo", theID:"07D5032B96891D67", isFolder:false, theClass:user playlist, isSmart:true, theCount:283}} end tell return theList end getStaticPlaylistsTree
– user10177193
Jan 21 at 14:14
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Firstly, Create the swift class or struct with a constructor having NSDictionary as parameter
struct SwiftModel {
// Declare attributes
init(dictionary: NSDictionary) {
self.isFolder = dictionary.value(forKey: "isFolder") as! Bool
self.isSmart = dictionary.value(forKey: "isSmart") as! Bool
self.theCount = dictionary.value(forKey: "theCount") as? Int
self.theID = dictionary.value(forKey: "theID") as? String
self.theName = dictionary.value(forKey: "theName") as? String
self.theClass = (dictionary.value(forKey: "theClass") as? NSAppleEventDescriptor)
}
}
Then, Using flatMap or compactMap convert apple script list to Swift Array.
let listFromAppleScript = // List returned from apple script i.e self.iTunesBridge.getStaticPlaylistsTree
let staticPlayListTree = listFromAppleScript?.compactMap({SwiftModel(dictionary: $0 as! NSDictionary)})
print(staticPlayListTree![0].theName)
Output: Optional("Bibliothèque")
answered Jan 22 at 15:20
Bharat KumarBharat Kumar
7115
Ok thank you. CompactMap return a tree of the AppleScript list and flatMap an flat array of the list, right ?
– user10177193
Jan 22 at 15:36
And also, the getStaticPlaylistsTree to declare in the iTunesBridge.swift protocol needs to return a [NSString:AnyObject]? like in the trackInfo ? Thx.
– user10177193
Jan 22 at 15:53
getStaticPlaylists can be of type [NSDictionary] or [[String:Any]]
– Bharat Kumar
Jan 22 at 16:48
in this scenario you can use either compactMap or flatMap but for more clarification you can refer stackoverflow.com/questions/49291057/…
– Bharat Kumar
Jan 22 at 16:53
Ok thank you. But how the map do to get the children’s tree ? In my example there is no children but in the final tree there are a lot in the theChildren property.
– user10177193
Jan 22 at 16:55
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Firstly, Create the swift class or struct with a constructor having NSDictionary as parameter
struct SwiftModel {
// Declare attributes
init(dictionary: NSDictionary) {
self.isFolder = dictionary.value(forKey: "isFolder") as! Bool
self.isSmart = dictionary.value(forKey: "isSmart") as! Bool
self.theCount = dictionary.value(forKey: "theCount") as? Int
self.theID = dictionary.value(forKey: "theID") as? String
self.theName = dictionary.value(forKey: "theName") as? String
self.theClass = (dictionary.value(forKey: "theClass") as? NSAppleEventDescriptor)
}
}
Then, Using flatMap or compactMap convert apple script list to Swift Array.
let listFromAppleScript = // List returned from apple script i.e self.iTunesBridge.getStaticPlaylistsTree
let staticPlayListTree = listFromAppleScript?.compactMap({SwiftModel(dictionary: $0 as! NSDictionary)})
print(staticPlayListTree![0].theName)
Output: Optional("Bibliothèque")
answered Jan 22 at 15:20
Bharat KumarBharat Kumar
7115
Ok thank you. CompactMap return a tree of the AppleScript list and flatMap an flat array of the list, right ?
– user10177193
Jan 22 at 15:36
And also, the getStaticPlaylistsTree to declare in the iTunesBridge.swift protocol needs to return a [NSString:AnyObject]? like in the trackInfo ? Thx.
– user10177193
Jan 22 at 15:53
getStaticPlaylists can be of type [NSDictionary] or [[String:Any]]
– Bharat Kumar
Jan 22 at 16:48
in this scenario you can use either compactMap or flatMap but for more clarification you can refer stackoverflow.com/questions/49291057/…
– Bharat Kumar
Jan 22 at 16:53
Ok thank you. But how the map do to get the children’s tree ? In my example there is no children but in the final tree there are a lot in the theChildren property.
– user10177193
Jan 22 at 16:55
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Firstly, Create the swift class or struct with a constructor having NSDictionary as parameter
struct SwiftModel {
// Declare attributes
init(dictionary: NSDictionary) {
self.isFolder = dictionary.value(forKey: "isFolder") as! Bool
self.isSmart = dictionary.value(forKey: "isSmart") as! Bool
self.theCount = dictionary.value(forKey: "theCount") as? Int
self.theID = dictionary.value(forKey: "theID") as? String
self.theName = dictionary.value(forKey: "theName") as? String
self.theClass = (dictionary.value(forKey: "theClass") as? NSAppleEventDescriptor)
}
}
Then, Using flatMap or compactMap convert apple script list to Swift Array.
let listFromAppleScript = // List returned from apple script i.e self.iTunesBridge.getStaticPlaylistsTree
let staticPlayListTree = listFromAppleScript?.compactMap({SwiftModel(dictionary: $0 as! NSDictionary)})
print(staticPlayListTree![0].theName)
Output: Optional("Bibliothèque")
answered Jan 22 at 15:20
Bharat KumarBharat Kumar
7115
Ok thank you. CompactMap return a tree of the AppleScript list and flatMap an flat array of the list, right ?
– user10177193
Jan 22 at 15:36
And also, the getStaticPlaylistsTree to declare in the iTunesBridge.swift protocol needs to return a [NSString:AnyObject]? like in the trackInfo ? Thx.
– user10177193
Jan 22 at 15:53
getStaticPlaylists can be of type [NSDictionary] or [[String:Any]]
– Bharat Kumar
Jan 22 at 16:48
in this scenario you can use either compactMap or flatMap but for more clarification you can refer stackoverflow.com/questions/49291057/…
– Bharat Kumar
Jan 22 at 16:53
Ok thank you. But how the map do to get the children’s tree ? In my example there is no children but in the final tree there are a lot in the theChildren property.
– user10177193
Jan 22 at 16:55
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Firstly, Create the swift class or struct with a constructor having NSDictionary as parameter
struct SwiftModel {
// Declare attributes
init(dictionary: NSDictionary) {
self.isFolder = dictionary.value(forKey: "isFolder") as! Bool
self.isSmart = dictionary.value(forKey: "isSmart") as! Bool
self.theCount = dictionary.value(forKey: "theCount") as? Int
self.theID = dictionary.value(forKey: "theID") as? String
self.theName = dictionary.value(forKey: "theName") as? String
self.theClass = (dictionary.value(forKey: "theClass") as? NSAppleEventDescriptor)
}
}
Then, Using flatMap or compactMap convert apple script list to Swift Array.
let listFromAppleScript = // List returned from apple script i.e self.iTunesBridge.getStaticPlaylistsTree
let staticPlayListTree = listFromAppleScript?.compactMap({SwiftModel(dictionary: $0 as! NSDictionary)})
print(staticPlayListTree![0].theName)
Output: Optional("Bibliothèque")
answered Jan 22 at 15:20
Bharat KumarBharat Kumar
7115
Firstly, Create the swift class or struct with a constructor having NSDictionary as parameter
struct SwiftModel {
// Declare attributes
init(dictionary: NSDictionary) {
self.isFolder = dictionary.value(forKey: "isFolder") as! Bool
self.isSmart = dictionary.value(forKey: "isSmart") as! Bool
self.theCount = dictionary.value(forKey: "theCount") as? Int
self.theID = dictionary.value(forKey: "theID") as? String
self.theName = dictionary.value(forKey: "theName") as? String
self.theClass = (dictionary.value(forKey: "theClass") as? NSAppleEventDescriptor)
}
}
Then, Using flatMap or compactMap convert apple script list to Swift Array.
let listFromAppleScript = // List returned from apple script i.e self.iTunesBridge.getStaticPlaylistsTree
let staticPlayListTree = listFromAppleScript?.compactMap({SwiftModel(dictionary: $0 as! NSDictionary)})
print(staticPlayListTree![0].theName)
Output: Optional("Bibliothèque")
answered Jan 22 at 15:20
Bharat KumarBharat Kumar
7115
edited Jan 22 at 15:26
answered Jan 22 at 15:20
Bharat KumarBharat Kumar
7115
answered Jan 22 at 15:20
Bharat KumarBharat Kumar
7115
answered Jan 22 at 15:20
Bharat KumarBharat Kumar
7115
7115
Ok thank you. CompactMap return a tree of the AppleScript list and flatMap an flat array of the list, right ?
– user10177193
Jan 22 at 15:36
And also, the getStaticPlaylistsTree to declare in the iTunesBridge.swift protocol needs to return a [NSString:AnyObject]? like in the trackInfo ? Thx.
– user10177193
Jan 22 at 15:53
getStaticPlaylists can be of type [NSDictionary] or [[String:Any]]
– Bharat Kumar
Jan 22 at 16:48
in this scenario you can use either compactMap or flatMap but for more clarification you can refer stackoverflow.com/questions/49291057/…
– Bharat Kumar
Jan 22 at 16:53
Ok thank you. But how the map do to get the children’s tree ? In my example there is no children but in the final tree there are a lot in the theChildren property.
– user10177193
Jan 22 at 16:55
|
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Ok thank you. CompactMap return a tree of the AppleScript list and flatMap an flat array of the list, right ?
– user10177193
Jan 22 at 15:36
And also, the getStaticPlaylistsTree to declare in the iTunesBridge.swift protocol needs to return a [NSString:AnyObject]? like in the trackInfo ? Thx.
– user10177193
Jan 22 at 15:53
getStaticPlaylists can be of type [NSDictionary] or [[String:Any]]
– Bharat Kumar
Jan 22 at 16:48
in this scenario you can use either compactMap or flatMap but for more clarification you can refer stackoverflow.com/questions/49291057/…
– Bharat Kumar
Jan 22 at 16:53
Ok thank you. But how the map do to get the children’s tree ? In my example there is no children but in the final tree there are a lot in the theChildren property.
– user10177193
Jan 22 at 16:55
Ok thank you. CompactMap return a tree of the AppleScript list and flatMap an flat array of the list, right ?
– user10177193
Jan 22 at 15:36
Ok thank you. CompactMap return a tree of the AppleScript list and flatMap an flat array of the list, right ?
– user10177193
Jan 22 at 15:36
And also, the getStaticPlaylistsTree to declare in the iTunesBridge.swift protocol needs to return a [NSString:AnyObject]? like in the trackInfo ? Thx.
– user10177193
Jan 22 at 15:53
And also, the getStaticPlaylistsTree to declare in the iTunesBridge.swift protocol needs to return a [NSString:AnyObject]? like in the trackInfo ? Thx.
– user10177193
Jan 22 at 15:53
getStaticPlaylists can be of type [NSDictionary] or [[String:Any]]
– Bharat Kumar
Jan 22 at 16:48
getStaticPlaylists can be of type [NSDictionary] or [[String:Any]]
– Bharat Kumar
Jan 22 at 16:48
in this scenario you can use either compactMap or flatMap but for more clarification you can refer stackoverflow.com/questions/49291057/…
– Bharat Kumar
Jan 22 at 16:53
in this scenario you can use either compactMap or flatMap but for more clarification you can refer stackoverflow.com/questions/49291057/…
– Bharat Kumar
Jan 22 at 16:53
Ok thank you. But how the map do to get the children’s tree ? In my example there is no children but in the final tree there are a lot in the theChildren property.
– user10177193
Jan 22 at 16:55
Ok thank you. But how the map do to get the children’s tree ? In my example there is no children but in the final tree there are a lot in the theChildren property.
– user10177193
Jan 22 at 16:55
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– Willeke
Jan 20 at 15:10
The code is in the project example (github.com/hhas/Swift-AppleScriptObjC). I just added a method to get a static tree of some playlists like : to getStaticPlaylistsTree() tell application "iTunes" set theList to {{theName:"Bibliothèque", theID:"66270731FDBE2C50", isFolder:false, theClass:library playlist, isSmart:false, theCount:37581}, {theName:"Clips vidéo", theID:"07D5032B96891D67", isFolder:false, theClass:user playlist, isSmart:true, theCount:283}} end tell return theList. Thx.
– user10177193
Jan 20 at 15:16
Please post the formatted code in the question.
– Willeke
Jan 20 at 16:20
I can't format the code because I can't post answer with my account... 😂 So sorry but I can't. Can you copy/paste the code in a simple AppleScript script? It is the same... to getStaticPlaylistsTree() tell application "iTunes" set theList to {{theName:"Bibliothèque", theID:"66270731FDBE2C50", isFolder:false, theClass:library playlist, isSmart:false, theCount:37581}, {theName:"Clips vidéo", theID:"07D5032B96891D67", isFolder:false, theClass:user playlist, isSmart:true, theCount:283}} end tell return theList end getStaticPlaylistsTree
– user10177193
Jan 21 at 14:14