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Implement networking KeyStats
author Dennis Concepción Martín <66180929+denniscm190@users.noreply.github.com>
date Wed, 09 Jun 2021 10:57:25 +0200
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1 //
2 // KeyStatsModel.swift
3 // LazyBear
4 //
5 // Created by Dennis Concepción Martín on 9/6/21.
6 //
7
8 import SwiftUI
9
10 struct KeyStatsModel: Codable {
11 var avg10Volume, avg30Volume: Int?
12 var beta: Double?
13 var companyName: String?
14 var day200MovingAvg, day30ChangePercent, day50MovingAvg, day5ChangePercent: Double?
15 var dividendYield: Double?
16 var employees: Int?
17 var exDividendDate: String?
18 var float, marketcap: Int?
19 var maxChangePercent, month1ChangePercent, month3ChangePercent, month6ChangePercent: Double?
20 var nextDividendDate, nextEarningsDate: String?
21 var peRatio: Double?
22 var sharesOutstanding: Int?
23 var ttmDividendRate, ttmEPS, week52Change, week52High: Double?
24 var week52HighSplitAdjustOnly, week52Low: Double?
25 var week52LowSplitAdjustOnly: Double?
26 var year1ChangePercent, year2ChangePercent, year5ChangePercent, ytdChangePercent: Double?
27
28 enum CodingKeys: String, CodingKey {
29 case avg10Volume, avg30Volume, beta, companyName, day200MovingAvg, day30ChangePercent, day50MovingAvg, day5ChangePercent, dividendYield, employees, exDividendDate, float, marketcap, maxChangePercent, month1ChangePercent, month3ChangePercent, month6ChangePercent, nextDividendDate, nextEarningsDate, peRatio, sharesOutstanding, ttmDividendRate, ttmEPS
30 case week52Change = "week52change"
31 case week52High = "week52high"
32 case week52HighSplitAdjustOnly = "week52highSplitAdjustOnly"
33 case week52Low = "week52low"
34 case week52LowSplitAdjustOnly = "week52lowSplitAdjustOnly"
35 case year1ChangePercent, year2ChangePercent, year5ChangePercent, ytdChangePercent
36 }
37 }