f7168ff65a
Honestly, some of this formatting seems a little weird, but it appears to thread the needle between the competing requirements of swiftformat's wrapMultilineStatementBraces rule and SwiftLint's opening_brace rule.
43 lines
1.3 KiB
Swift
43 lines
1.3 KiB
Swift
import CoreData
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import Foundation
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import Models
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public struct InternalRecommendation {
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let groupID: String
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let name: String
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let note: String?
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let user: InternalUserProfile?
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let recommendedAt: Date
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func asManagedObject(inContext context: NSManagedObjectContext) -> Recommendation {
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let recommendation = Recommendation(entity: Recommendation.entity(), insertInto: context)
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recommendation.groupID = groupID
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recommendation.name = name
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recommendation.note = note
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recommendation.recommendedAt = recommendedAt
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recommendation.user = user?.asManagedObject(inContext: context)
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return recommendation
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}
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public static func make(_ recommendations: NSSet?) -> [InternalRecommendation] {
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recommendations?
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.compactMap { recommendation in
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if
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let recommendation = recommendation as? Recommendation,
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let groupID = recommendation.groupID,
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let name = recommendation.name,
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let recommendedAt = recommendation.recommendedAt
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{
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return InternalRecommendation(
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groupID: groupID,
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name: name,
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note: recommendation.note,
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user: InternalUserProfile.makeSingle(recommendation.user),
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recommendedAt: recommendedAt
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)
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}
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return nil
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} ?? []
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}
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}
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