I am attempting to retrieve the names and phone number(s) of all contacts and put them into arrays with Swift in iOS. I have made it this far:
Swift 3
"_$!<Mobile>!$_"
This item is written to create difference as well as putting a piece of opportunity to rely on various options.
for con in contacts
{
for num in con.phoneNumbers
{
if num.label == "_$!<Mobile>!$_" //Please Don't Change this!
{
self.contactNames.append(con.givenName)
self.contactNums.append(num.value.stringValue)
break
}
else
{
continue
}
}
}
Here we have num.value.stringValue
Here's a Swift 5 solution.
import Contacts
func sendMessageTo(_ contact: CNContact) {
let validTypes = [
CNLabelPhoneNumberiPhone,
CNLabelPhoneNumberMobile,
CNLabelPhoneNumberMain
]
let numbers = contact.phoneNumbers.compactMap { phoneNumber -> String? in
guard let label = phoneNumber.label, validTypes.contains(label) else { return nil }
return phoneNumber.value.stringValue
}
guard !numbers.isEmpty else { return }
// process/use your numbers for this contact here
DispatchQueue.main.async {
self.sendSMSText(numbers)
}
}
You can find available values for the validTypes
array in the CNPhoneNumber header file.
They are:
CNLabelPhoneNumberiPhone
CNLabelPhoneNumberMobile
CNLabelPhoneNumberMain
CNLabelPhoneNumberHomeFax
CNLabelPhoneNumberWorkFax
CNLabelPhoneNumberOtherFax
CNLabelPhoneNumberPager
Keeping things simple:
let phoneNumbers: [String] = contact.phoneNumbers.compactMap { (phoneNumber: CNLabeledValue) in
guard let number = phoneNumber.value.value(forKey: "digits") as? String else { return nil }
return number
}
I found the solution: (contact.phoneNumbers[0].value as! CNPhoneNumber).valueForKey("digits") as! String