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Skip to content 5sw.de Blog About Me Apps Back Twitter Stack Overflow GitHub Mastodon Handling unknown enum cases Even though they are sometimes overused , enums are still a great tool. Thanks to Codable they can easily be decoded from JSON sent by your backend. This is great until you need to add a new case to the enum. Then you have to either deal with versioning your API or you need to tell your users to update the app. In some cases you have no choice, but in other cases it would be fine to just ignore the new value and fall back to some default behavior. Here are a few ways I used to realize such a scenario: RawRepresentable struct The simplest way would be to replace enums with a RawRepresentable struct: struct ItemType: RawRepresentable, Codable { var rawValue: String static let house = ItemType(rawValue: "house" ) static let tree = ItemType(rawValue: "tree" ) } Code language: JavaScript ( javascript ) In code this can be used just like an enum would, you’d only have to add a |
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