alphonse :
Jay :
Filtering by date is fully supported on date objects. Here's two quick examples. One for filtering for a specific date (for your question) and one for a date range using BETWEEN.
Note, I have a function makeDate that casts a string to a date object. This example uses a Realm DogClass object that has a dog_birthdate Date property.
This filters for objects with a specific date
let searchDate = self.makeDate(fromString: "06/01/2019")
let specificDateResults = realm.objects(DogClass.self)
.filter("dog_birthdate == %@", searchDate)
for dog in specificDateResults {
print(dog.dog_name)
}
This filters for objects within a date range
let startDate = self.makeDate(fromString: "06/01/2019")
let endDate = self.makeDate(fromString: "06/20/2019")
let dateRangeResuls = realm.objects(DogClass.self)
.filter("dog_birthdate BETWEEN {%@,%@}", startDate, endDate)
for dog in dateRangeResuls {
print(dog.dog_name)
}
EDIT: Using the code in the comment from the OP for testing
let stringDate = "2019-06-01"
let dateFormatter = DateFormatter()
dateFormatter.dateFormat = "yyyy-MM-dd"
let searchDate:Date = dateFormatter.date(from: stringDate)!
let result = realm.objects(DogClass.self).filter("dog_birthdate == %@", searchDate)
for dog in result {
print(dog.dog_name)
}
which works perfectly.