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JIIX Export Not quite right

I'm trying to export the block content and it seems succesful, but once I call JSONSerialization, the json becomes invalid (the keys are no longer strings, ex. x in bounding box) See Json Snippet. My Code i sbelow:


let jsonText = try? editorViewController?.editor.export_(editorViewController?.editor.rootBlock, mimeType: IINKMimeType.JIIX)

let data = jsonText!!.data(using: .utf8)!

let jsonDict = try? JSONSerialization.jsonObject(with: data, options : .allowFragments) as? [String:Any]

print(jsonDict)




Optional(Optional(["bounding-box": {

 height = "126.22533";

 width = "178.56972";

 x = "9.236364399999999";

 y = "13.854";

}, "id": RootBox, "type": Container, "children": <__NSArrayI 0x1c4223e00>(

{

    "bounding-box" =     {

 height = "73.88800000000001";

 width = "178.56972";

 x = "9.236364399999999";

 y = "13.854";

 };

    elements =     (

 {

            "bounding-box" =             {

 height = "40.811081";

 width = "45.840248";

 x = "28.538353";

 y = "27.723661";


Any Ideas? Thanks.

Best Answer

Dear Ethan,


I am not sure to understand your request. Indeed, our JIIX is basically a JSON string. In your case, you are basically getting a Dictionnary value, which is correct: https://developer.apple.com/swift/blog/?id=37


Best regards,


Olivier

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Dear Ethan,


I am not sure to understand your request. Indeed, our JIIX is basically a JSON string. In your case, you are basically getting a Dictionnary value, which is correct: https://developer.apple.com/swift/blog/?id=37


Best regards,


Olivier

HI Olivier,

Thank you for your reply. I was just parsing it incorrectly.