No. It will delegate to the built-in adapters

cool cool. might look at it later this week.

Does Okio offer utilities to fully copy a source to two different buffered sinks?

I was originally thinking

sinkA.writeAll(source)
sinkB.writeAll(source)

but I’m guessing that the source will be exhausted before

sinkB

can write the contents?

No. Yes. Respectively.

It's possible, but a bit challenging

This is what I’ll be settling with for now

fun BufferedSource.copyTo(vararg buffers: BufferedSink): Array<out BufferedSink> {
    val SIZE = 8192
    val segment = ByteArray(SIZE)
    while (!exhausted()) {
        val bytesRead = read(segment, 0, SIZE)
        buffers.forEach { it.write(segment, 0, bytesRead) }
    }
    return buffers
}

Certainly not as cool as staying inside of a Buffer, but it will fulfill my immediate needs

if you search for "okio tee" you might find something

we talked about providing a helper for this a few years ago

Does Moshi wrap exceptions thrown in the constructor of a data class into a

JsonDataException

?

data class Foo(val bar: Boolean) {
    init {
        require(bar == false)
    }
}

val adapter = moshi.adapter(Foo::class.java)

It shouldn't

Ahh, I was thinking it would seem fitting, but I guess an exception thrown in the constructor doesn’t necessarily mean it was

Thrown when the data in a JSON document doesn’t match the data expected by the caller.

Yep

Hey guys! I seem to having a roadblock with specifying a parameterized type; perhaps there’s something apparent that I’m doing wrong? The following sample ran with moshi 1.5.0 results in

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: unexpected owner type for class my.type.RequestContent$Full: null

@bdawg.io uploaded a file: Untitled

first off,

Types.newParameterizedTypeWithOwner

is what you're looking for (RequestContent is the owner)

second, i dunno that that generic will work if you're using the KotlinJsonAdapter (not yet the exception you're seeing, just a heads up https://github.com/square/moshi/issues/309).

@eric I saw that method and gave it a try with

.newParameterizedType(RequestContent::class.java, RequestContent.Full::class.....

and get

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Expected a Class, ParameterizedType, or GenericArrayType, but <null> is of type null

I’m assuming that’s probably related to that issue

I guess I will subscribe to that issue for further updates! Thanks for helping with my numerous questions while trying to get deeper into the libraries 🙂

yep, you'll get that when looking up the adapter.

👍

Is the

KotlinJsonAdapterFactory

only available in Moshi 1.5.0+?

yeah

Hey @jw, when is

sqldelight

with

SupportSQLiteDatabase

rolling out?

It's already on master

Released as 0.7.0

Is there a way to trigger table updates in

sqlbrite

when using

SqlDelightStatement

?

It gives you the table it affects

Yes but I can't call

sendTableTrigger

. It's package private. Do I have to run dummy sql in

executeAndTrigger

for this?