Support minimal Moshi json bindings about jsontokotlinclass

[yschimke]

From https://www.dropbox.com/developers/documentation/http/documentation#sharing-create_shared_link_with_settings

[yschimke]

FYI I also raised as a suggestion on https://github.com/wuseal/JsonToKotlinClass

[Mighty16]

Hi! Did you use the latest version of plugin? I tried to convert json from your link and got slightly different result:

data class RevokeFailureReason(@Json(name = ".tag")
                               val Tag: String = "")

data class TeamMemberInfo(@Json(name = "member_id")
                          val memberId: String = "",
                          @Json(name = "team_info")
                          val teamInfo: TeamInfo,
                          @Json(name = "display_name")
                          val displayName: String = "")

data class ResolvedVisibility(@Json(name = ".tag")
                              val Tag: String = "")

data class TeamInfo(@Json(name = "name")
                    val name: String?,
                    @Json(name = "id")
                    val id: String?)

data class TestClass(@Json(name = "team_member_info")
                     val teamMemberInfo: TeamMemberInfo,
                     Json(name = "path_lower")
                     val pathLower: String = "",
                     @Json(name = "name")
                     val name: String = "",
                     @Json(name = "link_permissions")
                     val linkPermissions: LinkPermissions,
                     @Json(name = ".tag")
                     val Tag: String = "",
                     @Json(name = "id")
                     val id: String = "",
                     @Json(name = "url")
                     val url: String = "")

data class LinkPermissions(@Json(name = "can_revoke")
                           val canRevoke: Boolean = false,
                           @Json(name = "resolved_visibility")
                           val resolvedVisibility: ResolvedVisibility,
                           @Json(name = "revoke_failure_reason")
                           val revokeFailureReason: RevokeFailureReason)

You can choose to use optional value and set its default value as null if you need.

[yschimke]

Yep - this was my point, instead of this

@Json(name = "revoke_failure_reason")
val revokeFailureReason: RevokeFailureReason)

I was hoping for

val revoke_failure_reason: RevokeFailureReason)

[yschimke]

This is a low priority feature request, feel free to close. n.b. In Moshi you only need the @JSON when names don't match

[Mighty16]

Ok, you can double click on "Field name" column item and rename specific field if you need but annotations will be added I think. I used annotations only when names don't match at first, but then changed to use it everywhere. I will think about an option for this case

[yschimke]

The main reason I was hoping for this is if it's automatic with a supported mode then I would use it a lot. If I need to configure, I would probably just write the classes myself.

Thanks