This is normal. Same applies to Gson

# android

[dawidhyzy]

This is normal. Same applies to Gson

[indyfromoz]

Do you have a sample that works with Gson?

[dawidhyzy]

Sample? No. But it works the same. Also same as in Java.

[indyfromoz]

🤔

[kyle]

if you want it to work with proguard and obfuscation turned on then you need to either use the @SerializedName annotation in gson or @JsonName in moshi

[indyfromoz]

Here is one of the model classes I am using -

data class Token (
        @Json(name = "client_id") val clientId: String,
        @Json(name = "issued_at") val issuedAt: String,
        @Json(name = "access_token") val accessToken: String,
        @Json(name = "expires_in") val expiresIn: String
)

[indyfromoz]

Without the following in Proguard -

-keepclassmembers class com.lianasolutions.progit.models.** {
  <init>(...);
  <fields>;
}

-dontwarn org.jetbrains.annotations.**
-keep class kotlin.Metadata { *; }

the app fails to run with an exception. All of it is discussed in https://github.com/square/moshi/issues/345

[indyfromoz]

I was not raising an issue with moshi-kotlin, just sharing what I found while using moshi and moshi-kotlin

[dawidhyzy]

that’s normal
add Proguard rules

[dawidhyzy]

It’s not Kotlin specific

[indyfromoz]

Have you actually read the issue? It is specific to moshi-kotlin and Proguard.

[indyfromoz]

🙄