Contains method it is the same as range(of: "String") != nil
without any options. All you need is to use range of String != nil with caseInsensitive options:
extension String {
func contains(_ string: String, options: CompareOptions) -> Bool {
return range(of: string, options: options) != nil
}
}
Now you can do:
"whatever".contains("ER", options: .caseInsensitive)
If you need to create a dictionary from your array of dictionaries, you would need to use forEach to iterate through the result and rebuild your dictionary from it:
let facilityDict: [Int: [String: String]] = [
17: ["id": "199", "facilitycode": "036", "location_name": "Centerpoint Medical Offices"],
41: ["id": "223", "facilitycode": "162", "location_name": "Dark Ridge Medical Center"],
14: ["id": "196", "facilitycode": "023", "location_name": "Spinnerpark"],
20: ["id": "202", "facilitycode": "048", "location_name": "Educational Theater"],
30: ["id": "212", "facilitycode": "090", "location_name": "Partner Medical Offices"],
49: ["id": "231", "facilitycode": "223", "location_name": "GreenBay Administrative Offices"]]
var filtered: [Int: [String: String]] = [:]
facilityDict.filter{$0.value.contains{$0.value.contains("AR", options: .caseInsensitive)}}.forEach{filtered[$0.key] = $0.value}
print(filtered) // [30: ["id": "212", "facilitycode": "090", "location_name": "Partner Medical Offices"], 41: ["id": "223", "facilitycode": "162", "location_name": "Dark Ridge Medical Center"], 14: ["id": "196", "facilitycode": "023", "location_name": "Spinnerpark"]]
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