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I have the following structure and would like to import the data from a txt file but from a web page instead of the app, is there any way to do it?



I want to access the data through a web address.



if let filePath = Bundle.main.path(forResource: "archivotxt", ofType: "txt") 

do
let contenido = try String(contentsOfFile: filePath)
let fila = contenido.components(separatedBy: "n")
for i in 1..<fila.count
let datosArchivo = fila[i].components(separatedBy: "t")
//print(datosArchivo[1])
let campos = Lista(nom: datosArchivo[0], dir: datosArchivo[1], tel: datosArchivo[2])
self.lista.append(campos)

catch let error as NSError
print("error al leer el archivo", error)


else
print("no existe el archivo")










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  • You download the file first perhaps? Not sure what you're asking here.
    – Joakim Danielson
    Nov 10 at 19:17











  • I don't want to download the file, I want to access the data through a web address.
    – Miquel Molina
    Nov 10 at 19:26










  • How could you possibly do that, to get the data you need to download it? Maybe this is just a confusion around terms, accessing a file via an Url and downloading it is the same thing for me. See this question for a possible solution or this
    – Joakim Danielson
    Nov 10 at 19:32










  • I want the app to access some data from the web that is updated daily, but I do not want the file to be downloaded every time, I want to access the data of a .txt file that is in a web address
    – Miquel Molina
    Nov 10 at 19:35






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    Hard to help you then.
    – Joakim Danielson
    Nov 10 at 20:37














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I have the following structure and would like to import the data from a txt file but from a web page instead of the app, is there any way to do it?



I want to access the data through a web address.



if let filePath = Bundle.main.path(forResource: "archivotxt", ofType: "txt") 

do
let contenido = try String(contentsOfFile: filePath)
let fila = contenido.components(separatedBy: "n")
for i in 1..<fila.count
let datosArchivo = fila[i].components(separatedBy: "t")
//print(datosArchivo[1])
let campos = Lista(nom: datosArchivo[0], dir: datosArchivo[1], tel: datosArchivo[2])
self.lista.append(campos)

catch let error as NSError
print("error al leer el archivo", error)


else
print("no existe el archivo")










share|improve this question























  • You download the file first perhaps? Not sure what you're asking here.
    – Joakim Danielson
    Nov 10 at 19:17











  • I don't want to download the file, I want to access the data through a web address.
    – Miquel Molina
    Nov 10 at 19:26










  • How could you possibly do that, to get the data you need to download it? Maybe this is just a confusion around terms, accessing a file via an Url and downloading it is the same thing for me. See this question for a possible solution or this
    – Joakim Danielson
    Nov 10 at 19:32










  • I want the app to access some data from the web that is updated daily, but I do not want the file to be downloaded every time, I want to access the data of a .txt file that is in a web address
    – Miquel Molina
    Nov 10 at 19:35






  • 1




    Hard to help you then.
    – Joakim Danielson
    Nov 10 at 20:37












up vote
-1
down vote

favorite









up vote
-1
down vote

favorite











I have the following structure and would like to import the data from a txt file but from a web page instead of the app, is there any way to do it?



I want to access the data through a web address.



if let filePath = Bundle.main.path(forResource: "archivotxt", ofType: "txt") 

do
let contenido = try String(contentsOfFile: filePath)
let fila = contenido.components(separatedBy: "n")
for i in 1..<fila.count
let datosArchivo = fila[i].components(separatedBy: "t")
//print(datosArchivo[1])
let campos = Lista(nom: datosArchivo[0], dir: datosArchivo[1], tel: datosArchivo[2])
self.lista.append(campos)

catch let error as NSError
print("error al leer el archivo", error)


else
print("no existe el archivo")










share|improve this question















I have the following structure and would like to import the data from a txt file but from a web page instead of the app, is there any way to do it?



I want to access the data through a web address.



if let filePath = Bundle.main.path(forResource: "archivotxt", ofType: "txt") 

do
let contenido = try String(contentsOfFile: filePath)
let fila = contenido.components(separatedBy: "n")
for i in 1..<fila.count
let datosArchivo = fila[i].components(separatedBy: "t")
//print(datosArchivo[1])
let campos = Lista(nom: datosArchivo[0], dir: datosArchivo[1], tel: datosArchivo[2])
self.lista.append(campos)

catch let error as NSError
print("error al leer el archivo", error)


else
print("no existe el archivo")







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  • You download the file first perhaps? Not sure what you're asking here.
    – Joakim Danielson
    Nov 10 at 19:17











  • I don't want to download the file, I want to access the data through a web address.
    – Miquel Molina
    Nov 10 at 19:26










  • How could you possibly do that, to get the data you need to download it? Maybe this is just a confusion around terms, accessing a file via an Url and downloading it is the same thing for me. See this question for a possible solution or this
    – Joakim Danielson
    Nov 10 at 19:32










  • I want the app to access some data from the web that is updated daily, but I do not want the file to be downloaded every time, I want to access the data of a .txt file that is in a web address
    – Miquel Molina
    Nov 10 at 19:35






  • 1




    Hard to help you then.
    – Joakim Danielson
    Nov 10 at 20:37
















  • You download the file first perhaps? Not sure what you're asking here.
    – Joakim Danielson
    Nov 10 at 19:17











  • I don't want to download the file, I want to access the data through a web address.
    – Miquel Molina
    Nov 10 at 19:26










  • How could you possibly do that, to get the data you need to download it? Maybe this is just a confusion around terms, accessing a file via an Url and downloading it is the same thing for me. See this question for a possible solution or this
    – Joakim Danielson
    Nov 10 at 19:32










  • I want the app to access some data from the web that is updated daily, but I do not want the file to be downloaded every time, I want to access the data of a .txt file that is in a web address
    – Miquel Molina
    Nov 10 at 19:35






  • 1




    Hard to help you then.
    – Joakim Danielson
    Nov 10 at 20:37















You download the file first perhaps? Not sure what you're asking here.
– Joakim Danielson
Nov 10 at 19:17





You download the file first perhaps? Not sure what you're asking here.
– Joakim Danielson
Nov 10 at 19:17













I don't want to download the file, I want to access the data through a web address.
– Miquel Molina
Nov 10 at 19:26




I don't want to download the file, I want to access the data through a web address.
– Miquel Molina
Nov 10 at 19:26












How could you possibly do that, to get the data you need to download it? Maybe this is just a confusion around terms, accessing a file via an Url and downloading it is the same thing for me. See this question for a possible solution or this
– Joakim Danielson
Nov 10 at 19:32




How could you possibly do that, to get the data you need to download it? Maybe this is just a confusion around terms, accessing a file via an Url and downloading it is the same thing for me. See this question for a possible solution or this
– Joakim Danielson
Nov 10 at 19:32












I want the app to access some data from the web that is updated daily, but I do not want the file to be downloaded every time, I want to access the data of a .txt file that is in a web address
– Miquel Molina
Nov 10 at 19:35




I want the app to access some data from the web that is updated daily, but I do not want the file to be downloaded every time, I want to access the data of a .txt file that is in a web address
– Miquel Molina
Nov 10 at 19:35




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1




Hard to help you then.
– Joakim Danielson
Nov 10 at 20:37




Hard to help you then.
– Joakim Danielson
Nov 10 at 20:37












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 let datos = "http://misitioweb/archivos/archivotxt.txt"


if let filePath = URL(string: datos)
do
let contenido = try String(contentsOf: filePath)
let fila = contenido.components(separatedBy: "n")
for i in 1..<fila.count
let datosArchivo = fila[i].components(separatedBy: "t")
//print(datosArchivo[1])
let campos = Lista(nom: datosArchivo[0], dir: datosArchivo[1], tel: datosArchivo[2])
self.lista.append(campos)

catch let error as NSError
print("error al leer el archivo", error)


else
print("no existe el archivo")






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     let datos = "http://misitioweb/archivos/archivotxt.txt"


    if let filePath = URL(string: datos)
    do
    let contenido = try String(contentsOf: filePath)
    let fila = contenido.components(separatedBy: "n")
    for i in 1..<fila.count
    let datosArchivo = fila[i].components(separatedBy: "t")
    //print(datosArchivo[1])
    let campos = Lista(nom: datosArchivo[0], dir: datosArchivo[1], tel: datosArchivo[2])
    self.lista.append(campos)

    catch let error as NSError
    print("error al leer el archivo", error)


    else
    print("no existe el archivo")






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      I found this, I answer to myself, in case someone is interested



       let datos = "http://misitioweb/archivos/archivotxt.txt"


      if let filePath = URL(string: datos)
      do
      let contenido = try String(contentsOf: filePath)
      let fila = contenido.components(separatedBy: "n")
      for i in 1..<fila.count
      let datosArchivo = fila[i].components(separatedBy: "t")
      //print(datosArchivo[1])
      let campos = Lista(nom: datosArchivo[0], dir: datosArchivo[1], tel: datosArchivo[2])
      self.lista.append(campos)

      catch let error as NSError
      print("error al leer el archivo", error)


      else
      print("no existe el archivo")






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        I found this, I answer to myself, in case someone is interested



         let datos = "http://misitioweb/archivos/archivotxt.txt"


        if let filePath = URL(string: datos)
        do
        let contenido = try String(contentsOf: filePath)
        let fila = contenido.components(separatedBy: "n")
        for i in 1..<fila.count
        let datosArchivo = fila[i].components(separatedBy: "t")
        //print(datosArchivo[1])
        let campos = Lista(nom: datosArchivo[0], dir: datosArchivo[1], tel: datosArchivo[2])
        self.lista.append(campos)

        catch let error as NSError
        print("error al leer el archivo", error)


        else
        print("no existe el archivo")






        share|improve this answer












        I found this, I answer to myself, in case someone is interested



         let datos = "http://misitioweb/archivos/archivotxt.txt"


        if let filePath = URL(string: datos)
        do
        let contenido = try String(contentsOf: filePath)
        let fila = contenido.components(separatedBy: "n")
        for i in 1..<fila.count
        let datosArchivo = fila[i].components(separatedBy: "t")
        //print(datosArchivo[1])
        let campos = Lista(nom: datosArchivo[0], dir: datosArchivo[1], tel: datosArchivo[2])
        self.lista.append(campos)

        catch let error as NSError
        print("error al leer el archivo", error)


        else
        print("no existe el archivo")







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