How can i get output like this in swift - swift

Question

{ length = 30, contents = "something", count = 32.3 }
I need exact output in this bracket { } not in() or []
var array:Array<Any> = Array<Any>();
array.append(NSDictionary(object: singleItem.name, forKey: "name" as NSCopying));
array.append(NSDictionary(object: singleItem.planned_revenue, forKey: "planned_revenue" as NSCopying));
array.append(NSDictionary(object: singleItem.phone, forKey: "phone" as NSCopying));
array.append(NSDictionary(object: singleItem.description, forKey: "description" as NSCopying));
array.append(NSDictionary(object: singleItem.email_from, forKey: "email_from" as NSCopying));
array.append(NSDictionary(object: singleItem.probability, forKey: "probability" as NSCopying));
output
[{
name = "this is another";
}, {
"planned_revenue" = "0.0";
}, {
phone = "";
}, {
description = "Internal Notes";
}, {
"email_from" = "thomas.passot#agrolait.example.com";
}, {
probability = "20.0";
}]
I need like
[{ name = "this is another", "planned_revenue" = "0.0", phone = "", description = "Internal Notes", ..... }]

Answer 1

First, you need a dictionary, not an array of dictionaries. Using Swift, you can use Dictionary instead of NSDictionary (Dictionary<String, Any> or [String: Any]):
let dict: [String: Any] = [
"name": singleItem.name,
"planned_revenue": singleItem.planned_revenue,
"phone": singleItem.phone,
"description": singleItem.description,
"email_from": singleItem.email_from,
"probability": singleItem.probability
]
// If you need a NSDictionary, you can cast it
let nsDict = dict as NSDictionary
Take a look at Collection Types in the Swift guide and the Dictionary class reference for more information.