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With just a few lines of code, you can read/write collections to/from files. The code below shows examples for writing and reading both NSArray and NSDictionary objects, the same logic would apply to an NSSet (or other collection type).

The example below starts by populating both an array and dictionary, each using the Objective-C literal syntax. Read more about using  and.

 

Read and Write Collections to File

The process is straightforward:

– Create the NSArray and NSDictionary objects

– Obtain the path to write/read the files (application Documents directory)

– Append filenames to path for each collection type

– Use the ‘writeToFile:’ method of each object to save contents to file

NSString  *arrayPath;NSString  *dictPath;NSArray *array = @[@"IPA", @"Pilsner", @"Stout"]; NSDictionary *dictionary = @{@"key1" : array,                             @"key2" : @"Hops",                             @"key3" : @"Malt",                             @"key4" : @"Yeast" }; // Get path to documents directoryNSArray *paths = NSSearchPathForDirectoriesInDomains(NSDocumentDirectory,   NSUserDomainMask, YES); if ([paths count] > 0){  // Path to save array data  arrayPath = [[paths objectAtIndex:0]       stringByAppendingPathComponent:@"array.out"];   // Path to save dictionary  dictPath = [[paths objectAtIndex:0]       stringByAppendingPathComponent:@"dict.out"];   // Write array  [array writeToFile:arrayPath atomically:YES];   // Write dictionary  [dictionary writeToFile:dictPath atomically:YES];}

Read NSArray NSDictionary NSSet From File

The code to read back from the collections is equally as simple, using the methods arrayWithContentsOfFile: and dictionaryWithContentsOfFile: read from the file paths created previously to read the save data:

// Read both back into new NSArray and NSDictionary objectNSArray *arrayFromFile = [NSArray arrayWithContentsOfFile:arrayPath];NSDictionary *dictFromFile = [NSDictionary dictionaryWithContentsOfFile:dictPath]; // Print the contentsfor (NSString *element in arrayFromFile)   NSLog(@"Beer: %@", element); for (NSString *key in dictFromFile)   NSLog(@"%@ : %@", key, [dictionary valueForKey:key]);

The output in the console window is below:

Beer: IPABeer: PilsnerBeer: Stoutkey1 : (    IPA,    Pilsner,    Stout)key2 : Hopskey3 : Maltkey4 : Yeast