Bind Observable Model of ObjectMapper class with TableView

[prgorasiya]

I have defined custom model as an Observable.

Here is my Model

import ObjectMapper
struct DetailsV2Model: Mappable {
    var status: StatusWithTimeModel!
    var location: LocationModel!
    
    mutating func mapping(map: Map) {
        status <- map["status"]
        location <- map["startLocation"]
    }
    
    
    init?(map: Map) {
        
    }
}

ViewModal class

class DetailsContainerViewModal {
    var detailsModel = Observable<DetailsV2Model>(DetailsV2Model(map: Map(mappingType: .fromJSON, JSON: [:]))!)
}

I can define instance of DetailsV2Model as above.
However, I am stuck at binding it with tableView.

viewModel?.detailsModel.bind(to: self.tableView) { (tableView, model) in

}

I can't get IndexPath with above binding, which I need to load appropriate cell.

How should I solve this issue?

[prgorasiya]

Any feedback on this?

[srdanrasic]

Are you sure that is a Bond related question @prgorasiya.

[prgorasiya]

Yes, i want to bind my model to table view.
The model is of Mappable because I am using ObjectMapper.
Therefore I am unable to define my model as Observable and bind it to table view.
Any idea how can I achieve that? Or any alternative approach?

[prgorasiya]

I was able to solve the previous issue at some extent.
However I am stuck at next stage which is Binding.
I have updated my question.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks

[srdanrasic]

@prgorasiya there is a bind(to:) overload that gives you the index path:

https://github.com/DeclarativeHub/Bond/blob/master/Sources/Bond/UIKit/UITableView%2BDataSource.swift#L41

[prgorasiya]

Thanks @srdanrasic
I am aware of it and using it elsewhere in my project.
However current implementation has multiple tableView cells and I have single datasource model of DetailsV2Model(Not array) which holds 2 properties of StatusWithTimeModel and LocationModel.
I guess that overload function may not be useful in my case as its useful when bind with Array datasource. Am I right?

[prgorasiya]

@srdanrasic Appreciate if you could provide any pointers here?