Doesn't work with Swift

[michaelforrest]

Currently this doesn't work with Swift because when the class is matched by string it doesn't take into account Swift's module prefix. It doesn't necessarily seem like a complicated fix to me - just wondering if it's on your radar?
Thanks

[jbejar]

Has anyone got this to work with Swift?

[matthewcheok]

Is this still an issue?

[nanoxd]

Yes, with RealmSwift the syntax has changed. Will there ever be support for RealmSwift in this project? I feel like this should keep using the Objective-C API with a different version of this using the Swift API.

[orkenstein]

Realm-swift is based on Object (does not look like a good name for class) subclassed from RLMObjectBase. I don't think it's a big deal to transfer decoding/coding to RLMObjectBase. Right, @matthewcheok?

[matthewcheok]

I'll try to get some time to take a closer look. Meanwhile PRs are welcome!

[orkenstein]

After some experiments, it does not look to me as so simple )
It's possible to move basic functionality to RLMObjectBase, but we need to rewrite methods like createOrUpdateInRealm for Realm's Object. Any suggestions?

[rad182]

+1 for RealmSwift support

[justjoeyuk]

Needs swift supports

[deivuh]

+1 on Swift support.

Tried out other libraries. Some of them are either not compatible with Realm or the current version of RealmSwift.

[Changsung]

+1 on Swift support.

[justjoeyuk]

Guys, I recommend ObjectMapper as a solution (https://github.com/Hearst-DD/ObjectMapper) it works great for me.

[Changsung]

I made RealmSwift-JSON(https://github.com/Changsung/RealmSwift-JSON) that imitates Realm-JSON.
I hope it would be a solution which you are looking for