Argument labels '(_:)' do not match any available overloads

[mirzadelic]

I have model:

class Branch: Mappable {
    var id: Int!
    var name: String!
    var city: String!
    var address: String!
    var base_url: String!
    var image: String?
    var caffe: Bool!
    var restaurant: Bool!
    var latitude: String!
    var longitude: String!
    var phone: String!
    var mobtel: String!
    var ft_count: Int!
    var ft_grouped_count: String!

    required init?(map: Map) {

    }

    func mapping(map: Map) {
        id <- map["id"]
        name <- map["name"]
        city <- map["city"]
        address <- map["address"]
        base_url <- map["base_url"]
        image <- map["image"]
        caffe <- map["caffe"]
        restaurant <- map["restaurant"]
        latitude <- map["latitude"]
        longitude <- map["longitude"]
        phone <- map["phone"]
        mobtel <- map["mobtel"]
    }
}

and:

                        let jsonObj = JSON(response.result.value)
                        for obj in jsonObj {
                            let branch = Mapper<Branch>().map(obj.1.rawString()!) // error here
                            self.results.append(branch!)
                        }

but i am getting error:

Argument labels '(_:)' do not match any available overloads

on this line let branch = Mapper<Branch>().map(obj.1.rawString()!).

This worked before, is this bug?

[ardacetinkaya]

I have the same error.

[robbiet480]

Assuming that you have a JSON string, you should be able to fix the issue by changing to this:

let branch = Mapper<Branch>().map(JSONString: obj.1.rawString()!)

[tristanhimmelman]

@robbiet480 is correct. This is not a bug, but a change in the API. Mapper now uses named parameters in most of its functions.

There is a new API that you can use to map your objects. There is an extension on Mappable that provides initializer based mapping for your objects that conform to Mappable. Here is an example for your situation:

let branch = Branch(JSONString: obj.1.rawString()!)

[keyss-sachin-arora]

i have the same error with this .
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