1. Paste JSON content, specify JavaBean class name and package name, then automatically generate JavaBean code, and can directly download the source code
2. Convert JSON strings of any complexity/simplicity into JavaBean entity classes
3. Provides JSON format error prompts; it will not format non-compliant JSON strings to ensure the accuracy of JavaBean entity classes
4. If your JSON fields contain system keywords and you cannot modify the field names arbitrarily, consider using annotations in Gson to provide aliases:@serializableNameSolve this problem. Below is a comparison before and after usage:
private List< Default > default;
@SerializedName("default")
private List< Default > mdefault;