Contextual closure type '(Data?, URLResponse?, Error?)

[gkye]

Contextual closure type '(Data?, URLResponse?, Error?)

[gkye]

Hello @AegerBorder, I haven't pushed a new update to the CocoaPods yet (will do later today). For now you can use the project directly manually or add pod 'TMDBSwift', :git => 'https://github.com/gkye/TheMovieDatabaseSwiftWrapper' to your Podfile

[AegerBorder]

Hi @gkye, thanks a lot. I updated the Podfile and ran the app without a single warning or error.
Now I have to figure out how to use this thing, haha. Thanks for that quick reply.

[AegerBorder]

Hm... I wanted to try one of your examples in movie and put this in my ViewController.swift (apikey isn't real...)

MovieMDB.movie(6812cfd24edc653261edf0a135449576, movieID: 7984, language: "de") {
            apiReturn, movie in
            if let movie = movie{
                print(movie.title)
                print(movie.revenue)
                print(movie.genres[0].name)
                print(movie.production_companies?[0].name)
            }
        }
    }

There's an error saying:
"Expected a digit after integer literal prefix"

This error describes the letter c after the fourth apikey-number.
It also wants me to add a String after the apikey.

Did I just got it wrong to paste my key over "apikey"?

[AegerBorder]

Changed the code a bit to:

MovieMDB.movie("6812cfd24edc653261edf0a135449576", movieID: 7984, language: "de") {
            apiReturn, movie in
            if let movie = movie{
                print(movie.title!)
                print(movie.revenue!)
                print(movie.genres[0].name!)
                print(movie.production_companies?[0].name! as Any)
            }
        }

Works with this changes but movie.production_companies?[0].name! as Any is "nil"

[gkye]

production_companies is an optional value (there’s a chance it might be empty)