JsonToKotlinClass | ๐ Plugin for Android Studio | JSON Processing library
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kandi X-RAY | JsonToKotlinClass Summary
This is a very cool tool for Kotlin developers, it can convert a JSON string to Kotlin data class. The tool could not only recognize the primitive types but also auto create complex types. It's easily accessible, we provide shortcut keymap ALT + K for Windows and Option + K for Mac, have a try and you'll fall in love with it! JsonToKotlinClass just makes programming more enjoyable, enjoy coding!.
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QUESTION
I have a Client
api. The json response looks like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-21 at 00:54Will it know that it is a ForeignKey and will create a Person::class automatically?
Absolutely not.
@ForeignKey
defines a ForeignKey constraint i.e. a rule that says that the column(s) to which the constraint is applied must be a value in the referenced column(s) in the referenced table. The referenced (Parent) tables have to exist and be populated accordingly with values that match the rule.
Type converters are used to convert an unhandled type (not a type this is integer (e.g. Int Long Byte etc), String, decimal number (Float, Double etc) or ByteArray) into a handled type.
As an example your :-
QUESTION
I was able to make it work with a JSON object response but when I tried a JSON Array response I am having an error
Expected BEGIN_OBJECT but was BEGIN_ARRAY at path $
Lets say I am using this JSON Array
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-04 at 17:48You can either do:
QUESTION
I would like to know what is the best way to integrate Retrofit with MoShi on my Android Studio project.
First of all, I use the moshi converter of retrofit :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-17 at 16:56As apparent from this part of Moshi's documentation: "Thereโs no field naming strategy, versioning, instance creators, or long serialization policy. Instead of naming a field visibleCards and using a policy class to convert that to visible_cards, Moshi wants you to just name the field visible_cards as it appears in the JSON."
The preferred way is for you to not use the annotation, but instead name the fields the same way as in the JSON. With Kotlin you can use backticks for names that wouldn't otherwise be valid, e.g.val `image-url`: String?
Of course you wouldn't want to be working with such names in other parts of your code, and for that you should have separate objects for describing the data as it appears on the back-end, and another object for how it should appear in your application. We call those DTOs (Data-Transfer Objects.)
QUESTION
I have a problem when using data class that generated by the JSONToKotlinClass extension from Android Studio.
So i converted this JSON to data class in kotlin, The generated classes are UserDataClass
, UserDataClassItem
, Geo
, Company
and Address
.
This is what UserDataClass
looks like :
ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-25 at 08:06I believe you are getting UserDataClassItem
instead of UserDataClass
so pass the UserDataClassItem
to your adapter class in constructor.
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