Allow Any Type for JSON Response #390
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Using `AnyObject` type prohibits the use of Swift collections (Array, Dictionary). Instead of casting them to Objective C equivalent (NSArray, NSDictionary), probably best to support the `Any` type.
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With this PR, we should be able to avoid the return .ok(.json(["status": "ok"] as NSDictionary)) |
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AnyObjecttype prohibits the use of Swift collections (Array, Dictionary). Instead of casting them to Objective C equivalent (NSArray, NSDictionary), probably best to support theAnytype.I made the changes on Github directly. I'll test more locally and perhaps add tests if you require so.