kinda. that's reducing the data though. you could write a source which cached the most recent 1024 bytes or something

Nice idea, thanks 👍🏼!

Are there any plans to add compile time checks for valid SQLDelights migrations ? I just made the following:

-- Player.sq
CREATE TABLE hockeyPlayer (
  player_number INTEGER NOT NULL,
  full_name TEXT NOT NULL,
  draft_year INTEGER NOT NULL
);

-- 1.sqm
ALTER TABLE hockeyPlayer ADD COLUMN draft_year TEXT NOT NULL;

That seems to compile just fine while I'm not sure what the runtime behavior is (draft_year can be a TEXT or an INTEGER). Is it possible to catch such usages ?

there’s a Gradle task that verifies the correctness of migrations

it’s

verifyMigrations

, name can be different if you’re using flavors

ah cool

Thanks

the json is

{"customer_id": [48302, "Name"], "id": 32787147}

or

{"customer_id": false, "id": 32787147}

And the class

@JsonClass(generateAdapter = true)
data class Info(
	@Json(name = "id")
	val fooId: Int,
	@OdooIdentityId
	val customerId: Int?
)

Ok, I got it! There was a problem with the converter, but after I solved it, there was still the fact that the customerId field was missing a

@Json

annotation 😊. It makes it harder since the docs and examples don't go into too many details, and the source code isn't so explicit on how to make adapters. Thanks!

Is sqldelight a good option for backend? It only supports sqlite dialect, but I don't know of too major differences between that and i.e. mariadb?

Or should I use jOOQ

It is not yet a good fit for backend

unless your backend is using sqlite, of course

I’m mocking my coroutine deferred retrofit endpoints using

BehaviorDelegate<T>

and I’m struggling to understand how I should mock network error returns. When my endpoints used Rx

Single

, I needed to return

Single.error(Throwable)

. Do I need to do anything special now that the return type is

Deferred<Response<T>>

, or do I just throw?

uhhh

i'm not sure!

i'm also not sure how that is going to work with the built-in coroutine support that's coming

i can take a look but not at this second

Ok, thanks Jake!

Can I turn a SQL query into an observable results, so when an item gets added or deleted then the result will be updated instantly? Like in Realm

Results

Is there any way to escape Utf8 in json values using Moshi JsonWriter?

I need

{"key": "\u0927\u093e\u0921\u0938"}

instead of

{"key": "धाडस"}

...

(Just an example I took from somewhere... but that's the idea...)

You would have to register an adapter for String and do it yourself

I'm using JsonWriter, not an adapter... is there a simple way to do this, perhaps with Okio 2 +

writer.value(source: BufferedSource)

?

Nope. Moshi assumes UTF-8 is okay. You could generate a String, then do a manual encoding pass for your weird non-UTF-8 string target

Or change the target to be a byte[] instead?

Hey im abit new to KotlinPoet. Is there a builder method for generating class level generics? ex: class SomeObj<T : Any>