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Can't parse Json String with Moshi
I'm trying to parse a Json response with Moshi, the problem that I have is that the value of the key is a Json wrap on a String:
{"mobile_accounts_account_showProperties":"[{"name": "current"},{"name": "available"}]"}
This is my class
@Json(name = "mobile_accounts_account_showProperties")
private List<PropertyConfig> showProperties;
I try removing the ("") with a replace(""[", "[") and a replace("\", "") before parsing but is not an option because that remove some other quotes that I do need. I try to use JsonAdapter but I can't make that work. The JsonAdapter is not getting call.
public class PropertyConfigJsonAdapter {
public PropertyConfigJsonAdapter() {
}
@ToJson
String toJson(List<PropertyConfig> card) {
return "";
}
@FromJson
List<PropertyConfig> fromJson(String object) {
return new ArrayList<>();
}
I try this to see if the JsonAdapter was getting call but it never call the "fromJson" method. Here is how I call the adapter:
MoshiConverterFactory.create(new Moshi.Builder().add(new PropertyConfigJsonAdapter()).build())
jsonparser moshi
asked Nov 21 '18 at 14:28
Ezequiel Di SistoEzequiel Di Sisto
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I'm trying to parse a Json response with Moshi, the problem that I have is that the value of the key is a Json wrap on a String:
{"mobile_accounts_account_showProperties":"[{"name": "current"},{"name": "available"}]"}
This is my class
@Json(name = "mobile_accounts_account_showProperties")
private List<PropertyConfig> showProperties;
I try removing the ("") with a replace(""[", "[") and a replace("\", "") before parsing but is not an option because that remove some other quotes that I do need. I try to use JsonAdapter but I can't make that work. The JsonAdapter is not getting call.
public class PropertyConfigJsonAdapter {
public PropertyConfigJsonAdapter() {
}
@ToJson
String toJson(List<PropertyConfig> card) {
return "";
}
@FromJson
List<PropertyConfig> fromJson(String object) {
return new ArrayList<>();
}
I try this to see if the JsonAdapter was getting call but it never call the "fromJson" method. Here is how I call the adapter:
MoshiConverterFactory.create(new Moshi.Builder().add(new PropertyConfigJsonAdapter()).build())
jsonparser moshi
asked Nov 21 '18 at 14:28
Ezequiel Di SistoEzequiel Di Sisto
161
add a comment |
I'm trying to parse a Json response with Moshi, the problem that I have is that the value of the key is a Json wrap on a String:
{"mobile_accounts_account_showProperties":"[{"name": "current"},{"name": "available"}]"}
This is my class
@Json(name = "mobile_accounts_account_showProperties")
private List<PropertyConfig> showProperties;
I try removing the ("") with a replace(""[", "[") and a replace("\", "") before parsing but is not an option because that remove some other quotes that I do need. I try to use JsonAdapter but I can't make that work. The JsonAdapter is not getting call.
public class PropertyConfigJsonAdapter {
public PropertyConfigJsonAdapter() {
}
@ToJson
String toJson(List<PropertyConfig> card) {
return "";
}
@FromJson
List<PropertyConfig> fromJson(String object) {
return new ArrayList<>();
}
I try this to see if the JsonAdapter was getting call but it never call the "fromJson" method. Here is how I call the adapter:
MoshiConverterFactory.create(new Moshi.Builder().add(new PropertyConfigJsonAdapter()).build())
jsonparser moshi
asked Nov 21 '18 at 14:28
Ezequiel Di SistoEzequiel Di Sisto
161
I'm trying to parse a Json response with Moshi, the problem that I have is that the value of the key is a Json wrap on a String:
{"mobile_accounts_account_showProperties":"[{"name": "current"},{"name": "available"}]"}
This is my class
@Json(name = "mobile_accounts_account_showProperties")
private List<PropertyConfig> showProperties;
I try removing the ("") with a replace(""[", "[") and a replace("\", "") before parsing but is not an option because that remove some other quotes that I do need. I try to use JsonAdapter but I can't make that work. The JsonAdapter is not getting call.
public class PropertyConfigJsonAdapter {
public PropertyConfigJsonAdapter() {
}
@ToJson
String toJson(List<PropertyConfig> card) {
return "";
}
@FromJson
List<PropertyConfig> fromJson(String object) {
return new ArrayList<>();
}
I try this to see if the JsonAdapter was getting call but it never call the "fromJson" method. Here is how I call the adapter:
MoshiConverterFactory.create(new Moshi.Builder().add(new PropertyConfigJsonAdapter()).build())
jsonparser moshi
jsonparser moshi
asked Nov 21 '18 at 14:28
Ezequiel Di SistoEzequiel Di Sisto
161
asked Nov 21 '18 at 14:28
Ezequiel Di SistoEzequiel Di Sisto
161
asked Nov 21 '18 at 14:28
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asked Nov 21 '18 at 14:28
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The easiest way is going to be to read in the value as a string and decode it from there. You can make this transparent to your application code with a JsonAdapter, like the ShowPropertiesContainer.ADAPTER below.
public final class ShowPropertiesContainer {
public final List<PropertyConfig> showProperties;
public static final Object ADAPTER = new Object() {
@FromJson public ShowPropertiesContainer fromJson(JsonReader reader,
JsonAdapter<ShowPropertiesContainer> fooAdapter,
JsonAdapter<List<PropertyConfig>> propertyConfigListAdapter) throws IOException {
ShowPropertiesContainer showPropertiesContainer = fooAdapter.fromJson(reader);
return new ShowPropertiesContainer(propertyConfigListAdapter.fromJson(
showPropertiesContainer.mobile_accounts_account_showProperties),
showPropertiesContainer.mobile_accounts_account_showProperties);
}
};
final String mobile_accounts_account_showProperties;
ShowPropertiesContainer(List<PropertyConfig> showProperties,
String mobile_accounts_account_showProperties) {
this.showProperties = showProperties;
this.mobile_accounts_account_showProperties = mobile_accounts_account_showProperties;
}
}
public final class PropertyConfig {
public final String name;
PropertyConfig(String name) {
this.name = name;
}
}
@Test public void showPropertiesContainer() throws IOException {
Moshi moshi = new Moshi.Builder()
.add(ShowPropertiesContainer.ADAPTER)
.build();
JsonAdapter<ShowPropertiesContainer> adapter = moshi.adapter(ShowPropertiesContainer.class);
String encoded =
"{"mobile_accounts_account_showProperties":"[{\"name\": \"current\"},"
+ "{\"name\": \"available\"}]"}";
ShowPropertiesContainer showPropertiesContainer = adapter.fromJson(encoded);
}
answered Nov 27 '18 at 0:56
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The easiest way is going to be to read in the value as a string and decode it from there. You can make this transparent to your application code with a JsonAdapter, like the ShowPropertiesContainer.ADAPTER below.
public final class ShowPropertiesContainer {
public final List<PropertyConfig> showProperties;
public static final Object ADAPTER = new Object() {
@FromJson public ShowPropertiesContainer fromJson(JsonReader reader,
JsonAdapter<ShowPropertiesContainer> fooAdapter,
JsonAdapter<List<PropertyConfig>> propertyConfigListAdapter) throws IOException {
ShowPropertiesContainer showPropertiesContainer = fooAdapter.fromJson(reader);
return new ShowPropertiesContainer(propertyConfigListAdapter.fromJson(
showPropertiesContainer.mobile_accounts_account_showProperties),
showPropertiesContainer.mobile_accounts_account_showProperties);
}
};
final String mobile_accounts_account_showProperties;
ShowPropertiesContainer(List<PropertyConfig> showProperties,
String mobile_accounts_account_showProperties) {
this.showProperties = showProperties;
this.mobile_accounts_account_showProperties = mobile_accounts_account_showProperties;
}
}
public final class PropertyConfig {
public final String name;
PropertyConfig(String name) {
this.name = name;
}
}
@Test public void showPropertiesContainer() throws IOException {
Moshi moshi = new Moshi.Builder()
.add(ShowPropertiesContainer.ADAPTER)
.build();
JsonAdapter<ShowPropertiesContainer> adapter = moshi.adapter(ShowPropertiesContainer.class);
String encoded =
"{"mobile_accounts_account_showProperties":"[{\"name\": \"current\"},"
+ "{\"name\": \"available\"}]"}";
ShowPropertiesContainer showPropertiesContainer = adapter.fromJson(encoded);
}
answered Nov 27 '18 at 0:56
Eric CochranEric Cochran
4,41153161
add a comment |
The easiest way is going to be to read in the value as a string and decode it from there. You can make this transparent to your application code with a JsonAdapter, like the ShowPropertiesContainer.ADAPTER below.
public final class ShowPropertiesContainer {
public final List<PropertyConfig> showProperties;
public static final Object ADAPTER = new Object() {
@FromJson public ShowPropertiesContainer fromJson(JsonReader reader,
JsonAdapter<ShowPropertiesContainer> fooAdapter,
JsonAdapter<List<PropertyConfig>> propertyConfigListAdapter) throws IOException {
ShowPropertiesContainer showPropertiesContainer = fooAdapter.fromJson(reader);
return new ShowPropertiesContainer(propertyConfigListAdapter.fromJson(
showPropertiesContainer.mobile_accounts_account_showProperties),
showPropertiesContainer.mobile_accounts_account_showProperties);
}
};
final String mobile_accounts_account_showProperties;
ShowPropertiesContainer(List<PropertyConfig> showProperties,
String mobile_accounts_account_showProperties) {
this.showProperties = showProperties;
this.mobile_accounts_account_showProperties = mobile_accounts_account_showProperties;
}
}
public final class PropertyConfig {
public final String name;
PropertyConfig(String name) {
this.name = name;
}
}
@Test public void showPropertiesContainer() throws IOException {
Moshi moshi = new Moshi.Builder()
.add(ShowPropertiesContainer.ADAPTER)
.build();
JsonAdapter<ShowPropertiesContainer> adapter = moshi.adapter(ShowPropertiesContainer.class);
String encoded =
"{"mobile_accounts_account_showProperties":"[{\"name\": \"current\"},"
+ "{\"name\": \"available\"}]"}";
ShowPropertiesContainer showPropertiesContainer = adapter.fromJson(encoded);
}
answered Nov 27 '18 at 0:56
Eric CochranEric Cochran
4,41153161
add a comment |
The easiest way is going to be to read in the value as a string and decode it from there. You can make this transparent to your application code with a JsonAdapter, like the ShowPropertiesContainer.ADAPTER below.
public final class ShowPropertiesContainer {
public final List<PropertyConfig> showProperties;
public static final Object ADAPTER = new Object() {
@FromJson public ShowPropertiesContainer fromJson(JsonReader reader,
JsonAdapter<ShowPropertiesContainer> fooAdapter,
JsonAdapter<List<PropertyConfig>> propertyConfigListAdapter) throws IOException {
ShowPropertiesContainer showPropertiesContainer = fooAdapter.fromJson(reader);
return new ShowPropertiesContainer(propertyConfigListAdapter.fromJson(
showPropertiesContainer.mobile_accounts_account_showProperties),
showPropertiesContainer.mobile_accounts_account_showProperties);
}
};
final String mobile_accounts_account_showProperties;
ShowPropertiesContainer(List<PropertyConfig> showProperties,
String mobile_accounts_account_showProperties) {
this.showProperties = showProperties;
this.mobile_accounts_account_showProperties = mobile_accounts_account_showProperties;
}
}
public final class PropertyConfig {
public final String name;
PropertyConfig(String name) {
this.name = name;
}
}
@Test public void showPropertiesContainer() throws IOException {
Moshi moshi = new Moshi.Builder()
.add(ShowPropertiesContainer.ADAPTER)
.build();
JsonAdapter<ShowPropertiesContainer> adapter = moshi.adapter(ShowPropertiesContainer.class);
String encoded =
"{"mobile_accounts_account_showProperties":"[{\"name\": \"current\"},"
+ "{\"name\": \"available\"}]"}";
ShowPropertiesContainer showPropertiesContainer = adapter.fromJson(encoded);
}
answered Nov 27 '18 at 0:56
Eric CochranEric Cochran
4,41153161
The easiest way is going to be to read in the value as a string and decode it from there. You can make this transparent to your application code with a JsonAdapter, like the ShowPropertiesContainer.ADAPTER below.
public final class ShowPropertiesContainer {
public final List<PropertyConfig> showProperties;
public static final Object ADAPTER = new Object() {
@FromJson public ShowPropertiesContainer fromJson(JsonReader reader,
JsonAdapter<ShowPropertiesContainer> fooAdapter,
JsonAdapter<List<PropertyConfig>> propertyConfigListAdapter) throws IOException {
ShowPropertiesContainer showPropertiesContainer = fooAdapter.fromJson(reader);
return new ShowPropertiesContainer(propertyConfigListAdapter.fromJson(
showPropertiesContainer.mobile_accounts_account_showProperties),
showPropertiesContainer.mobile_accounts_account_showProperties);
}
};
final String mobile_accounts_account_showProperties;
ShowPropertiesContainer(List<PropertyConfig> showProperties,
String mobile_accounts_account_showProperties) {
this.showProperties = showProperties;
this.mobile_accounts_account_showProperties = mobile_accounts_account_showProperties;
}
}
public final class PropertyConfig {
public final String name;
PropertyConfig(String name) {
this.name = name;
}
}
@Test public void showPropertiesContainer() throws IOException {
Moshi moshi = new Moshi.Builder()
.add(ShowPropertiesContainer.ADAPTER)
.build();
JsonAdapter<ShowPropertiesContainer> adapter = moshi.adapter(ShowPropertiesContainer.class);
String encoded =
"{"mobile_accounts_account_showProperties":"[{\"name\": \"current\"},"
+ "{\"name\": \"available\"}]"}";
ShowPropertiesContainer showPropertiesContainer = adapter.fromJson(encoded);
}
answered Nov 27 '18 at 0:56
Eric CochranEric Cochran
4,41153161
answered Nov 27 '18 at 0:56
Eric CochranEric Cochran
4,41153161
answered Nov 27 '18 at 0:56
Eric CochranEric Cochran
4,41153161
answered Nov 27 '18 at 0:56
Eric CochranEric Cochran
4,41153161
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