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iOS

Simen Anthonsen
Simen Anthonsen
1,097 Points
Posted by Simen Anthonsen
Simen Anthonsen
1,097 Points

Store objects in Parse

Let say I have created a deck of cards like this

                                      enum CardSuit: Int {
    case Diamonds = 0, Clubs, Hearts, Spades
}
enum CardValue: Int {
    case Two = 2, Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven, Eight, Nine, Ten, Jack, Queen, King, Ace
}
class Card {
    var value: CardValue
    var suit: CardSuit

    init(value initialValue: CardValue, suit initialSuit: CardSuit) {
        value = initialValue
        suit = initialSuit
    }
}


let twoOfHearts = Card(value: .Two, suit: .Hearts)
let threeOfHearts = Card(value: .Three, suit: .Hearts)
let fourOfHearts = Card(value: .Four, suit: .Hearts)
let fiveOfHearts = Card(value: .Five, suit: .Hearts)
let sixOfHearts = Card(value: .Six, suit: .Hearts)
let sevenOfHearts = Card(value: .Seven, suit: .Hearts)
let eightOfHearts = Card(value: .Eight, suit: .Hearts)
let nineOfHearts = Card(value: .Nine, suit: .Hearts)
let tenOfHearts = Card(value: .Ten, suit: .Hearts)
let jackoOfHearts = Card(value: .Jack, suit: .Hearts)
let queenOfHearts = Card(value: .Queen, suit: .Hearts)
let kingOfHearts = Card(value: .King, suit: .Hearts)
let aceOfHearts = Card(value: .Ace, suit: .Hearts)

How do I store these instances in Parse?

Nathan Tallack
Nathan Tallack
22,160 Points
Nathan Tallack
Nathan Tallack
22,160 Points

Can we have some context? Perhaps reference to the library you are trying to use?

1 Answer

Michael Reining
Michael Reining
10,101 Points
Michael Reining
Michael Reining
10,101 Points

Just follow the Parse SDK. They have a great example here how to store / save objects in Parse.

https://parse.com/docs/ios/guide#objects

Try to model their example and once you get it working, just tweak it to change it so that you are saving cards or an array of cards in Parse.

I hope that helps,

Mike

PS: Thanks to the awesome resources on Team Treehouse, I just launched my first app. :-)

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Simen Anthonsen
Simen Anthonsen
1,097 Points
Simen Anthonsen
Simen Anthonsen
1,097 Points

Thanks! and congratulations :D