I have an app that references a large dataset that I load from an external public site as a comma separated value file. I parse the data to a an array of a model called WaterPointModel. An abbreviated version is:
struct WaterPointModel: Identifiable {
let id = UUID()
let STATE: String
let COUNTY: String
let AQWFrTo: Double
let AQWGWSa: Double
let AQWGWTo: Double
//many more
}
I then want to summarize(reduce) the data. My function for this is:
func sumOnAttributeUSList(sumField: KeyPath<WaterPointModel,Double>) -> Double {
return dataStore.waterPointModels.map({ $0[keyPath:sumField] }).reduce(0, )
}
Next I want to call this to build a report:
let aqWFrTo = sumOnAttributeUSList(sumField: \.AQWFrTo)
This all works. However there are other reports where I need to pass a string to create that keypath. Say I have a lookup table where I lookup "abc" and get "AQWFrTo". I would like to do something like this in a loop:
let abc = "AQWFrTo"
let aqWFrTo = sumOnAttributeUSList(sumField: \WaterPointModel.abc)
I have not been able to make any version of this work. Any guidance would be appreciated.
Xcode 13.3.1, iOS 15.4
CodePudding user response:
A simple approach is this:
func toKeypath(_ str: String) -> KeyPath<WaterPointModel,Double>? { // <-- with or without optional
switch str {
case "AQWFrTo": return \.AQWFrTo
case "AQWGWSa": return \.AQWGWSa
case "AQWGWTo": return \.AQWGWTo
// ...
default: return nil // <-- or a default Keypath
}
}
let aqWFrTo = sumOnAttributeUSList(sumField: toKeypath("AQWFrTo"))