Open Spriter opened 5 years ago
Currently there is no chance to define a custom dateEncodingStrategy. The JSONEncoder object is created without any config options.
class func documentRequest<D: Document>(document: D, options: [ClientRequest.Options], callback: @escaping (DocumentResponse?, CouchDBError?) -> ()) { do { let requestBody = try JSONEncoder().encode(document) couchRequest(body: requestBody, options: options, passStatusCodes: [.created, .accepted], callback: callback) } catch { return callback(nil, CouchDBError(HTTPStatusCode.internalServerError, reason: error.localizedDescription)) } }
Would be great if we can define a custom date encoding strategy like this.
let encoder = JSONEncoder() encoder.dateEncodingStrategy = .custom({ (date, encoder) in var container = encoder.singleValueContainer() try container.encode(DateFormatter.myDateFormatter.string(from: date)) })
What do you think about that?
Thanks for opening the issue. Yes, that would be a nice addition to this project.
Currently there is no chance to define a custom dateEncodingStrategy. The JSONEncoder object is created without any config options.
Would be great if we can define a custom date encoding strategy like this.
What do you think about that?