Turn TOML data into Swift objects.
try TOMLDeserializer.tomlTable(with: data) // [String: Any]Compatible with TOML v0.5.0
Unless you have a good reason not to, TOMLDecoder is probably a better choice for your TOML needs.
With CocoaPods
use_frameworks!
pod "TOMLDeserializer"With SwiftPM
.package(url: "https://github.com/dduan/TOMLDeserializer", from: "0.2.5")With Carthage
github "dduan/TOMLDeserializer"
In addition to Swift types from the standard library, date and time are represeted with types from the NetTime library. The following is a mapping from types defined in the TOML spec to Swift types.
| TOML | Swift |
|---|---|
| String | Swift.String |
| Integer | Swift.Int64 |
| Float | Swift.Double |
| Boolean | Swift.Bool |
| Local Time | NetTime.LocalTime |
| Local Date | NetTime.LocalDate |
| Local Date-Time | NetTime.LocalDateTime |
| Offset Date-Time | NetTime.DateTime |
| Array | Swift.[Any] |
| Table | Swift.[String: Any] |
MIT. See LICENSE.md.