Generated model not matching JSON

[ColtonIdle]

My input:

{
	"generic": [{
			"name": {
				"address": "123"
			},
			"call_me": "ONE"
		},
		{
			"name": {
				"address_secondary": "GO TO ACCOUNT"
			},
			"call_me": "TWO"
		},
		{
			"name": {
				"address_present": false
			},
			"call_me": "THREE"
		},
		{
			"name": {
				"none": "Bill",
				"sure": "Gates"
			},
			"call_me": "FOUR"
		}
	]
}

Actual output:

data class Output(
    val generic: List<Generic> = listOf()
) {
    data class Generic(
        val call_me: String = "",
        val name: Name = Name()
    ) {
        data class Name(
            val none: String = "",
            val sure: String = ""
        )
    }
}

Expecting something along the lines of:

data class Output(
    val generic: List<Generic> = listOf()
) {
    data class Generic(
        val call_me: String = "",
        val name: Name = Name()
    ) {
        data class Name(
            val address: String = "",
            val address_secondary: String = "",
            val address_present: String = "",
            val none: String = "",
            val sure: String = ""
        )
    }
}

[wuseal]

@ColtonIdle Got, It will be fixed in next version, Thanks for your feedback 😄

[ColtonIdle]

Is there anything I can do to help? This is preventing me from using this plugin for the past few months.

@wuseal can you reproduce?

[wuseal]

@ColtonIdle Yes, I had reproduced it. if possible, can you help to resolve this problem in branch 3.6.0-dev?

[ColtonIdle]

@wuseal How can I try the 3.6.0-dev branch? I use the plugin in Android Studio.

[wuseal]

At first you need pull down this project code and switch to branch 3.6.0-dev, then You could build the plugin zip follow the steps describe in README
https://github.com/wuseal/JsonToKotlinClass#build-from-source

[ColtonIdle]

Still broken

3.6.0-dev

My input:

{
	"generic": [{
			"name": {
				"address": "123"
			},
			"call_me": "ONE"
		},
		{
			"name": {
				"address_secondary": "GO TO ACCOUNT"
			},
			"call_me": "TWO"
		},
		{
			"name": {
				"address_present": false
			},
			"call_me": "THREE"
		},
		{
			"name": {
				"none": "Bill",
				"sure": "Gates"
			},
			"call_me": "FOUR"
		}
	]
}

Actual output:

data class Output(
    val generic: List<Generic> = listOf()
) {
    data class Generic(
        val name: Name = Name(),
        val call_me: String = ""
    ) {
        data class Name(
            val none: String = "",
            val sure: String = ""
        )
    }
}

Expecting something along the lines of:

data class Output(
    val generic: List<Generic> = listOf()
) {
    data class Generic(
        val call_me: String = "",
        val name: Name = Name()
    ) {
        data class Name(
            val address: String = "",
            val address_secondary: String = "",
            val address_present: String = "",
            val none: String = "",
            val sure: String = ""
        )
    }
}

[wuseal]

The expected result should be like this, all right?

data class Output(
    val generic: List<Generic> = listOf()
) {
    data class Generic(
        val name: Name = Name(),
        val call_me: String = ""
    ) {
        data class Name(
            val address: String = "",
            val address_secondary: String = "",
            val address_present: Boolean = false,
            val none: String = "",
            val sure: String = ""
        )
    }
}

I have fixed this issue in branch dev_3.6.0/bugfix/#241, you could have a try if it works for you.

[ColtonIdle]

Yes, that's the expected result. @wuseal do you think the result should be different?

I will check out the branch later today.

[wuseal]

please try branch 3.6.0-dev for pre said branch has been removed

[ColtonIdle]

It worked! 🙏

This fixes so many issues of mine since one of my backends on a project omits null values, and so they don't come across the wire, but this plugin was completely erasing it from the model.

data class Output(
    val generic: List<Generic> = listOf()
) {
    data class Generic(
        val name: Name = Name(),
        val call_me: String = ""
    ) {
        data class Name(
            val address: String = "",
            val address_secondary: String = "",
            val address_present: Boolean = false,
            val none: String = "",
            val sure: String = ""
        )
    }
}

Thank you @wuseal !