I actually didn’t solved. Suddenly it began doing ...

# ktor

[Cicero]

I actually didn’t solved. Suddenly it began doing this thing of chopping my request again.
I got to where it is happening but still don’t get why

So, in the Ktor.JVM, when this data goes in: “Reminder(actionType=boolean, from=[e-mail], hours=[200], startDate=2020-10-29T013116.993Z, title=Hkkljf, to=[e-mail], frequency=1, frequencyType=no_repeatable)”

And when it goes trough package

io.ktor.client.features.json.serializer
internal fun writeContent(data: Any): String =
    json.encodeToString(buildSerializer(data, json.serializersModule), data)

This is in like 29

this comes out: {“from”:“[e-mail]”,“hours”[200],“startDate”“2020-10-29T013116.993Z”,“title”“Hkkljf”,“to”“[e-mail]”}

[Marc Knaup]

What is the expected output?
And how does your data class look like?

[Cicero]

Man, I think it’s the serializer. I don’t understand how this is the only request that this happens

[Cicero]

fun toJson(field: Reminder): String {
    //Notice we call a serializer method which is autogenerated from our class
    //once we have added the annotation to it

    return Json.encodeToString(Reminder.serializer(), field)

}
import kotlinx.serialization.json.Json

@Serializable
data class Reminder(
    var actionType: String? = ActionType.BOOLEAN.type.toLowerCase(),
    var from: String? = null,
    val hours: List<Int>? = null,
    val startDate: String? = null,
    val title: String? = null,
    var to: String? = null,
    var frequency: Int? = 1,
    var frequencyType: String? = FrequencyType.NO_REPEATABLE.name.toLowerCase()
)

[Cicero]

This is what is supposed to go in “Reminder(actionType=boolean, from=[e-mail], hours=[200], startDate=2020-10-29T013116.993Z, title=Hkkljf, to=[e-mail], frequency=1, frequencyType=no_repeatable)”

[Cicero]

this is what’s comming out {“from”:“[e-mail]”,“hours”[200],“startDate”“2020-10-29T013116.993Z”,“title”“Hkkljf”,“to”“[e-mail]”} (

[Marc Knaup]

Json doesn’t encode default values by default. frequency is 1 by default so it’s not encoded.

See https://github.com/Kotlin/kotlinx.serialization/blob/master/docs/json.md#encoding-defaults