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I am trying to make a pojo class for recyclerview.



The data I am getting from the json will be like this.



newsfeeddata:{ id:"",
timestamp:"",
userdetails:{
id:""
profile_pic_url:"",
name:""
},
post:{ (optional)
id:""
text:""
},
media :{ (optional)
id:""
url:""
}
}


In some objects there will be 'post' and in other object instead of 'post' there will be 'media'. How do I make a pojo class for this?










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    I am trying to make a pojo class for recyclerview.



    The data I am getting from the json will be like this.



    newsfeeddata:{ id:"",
    timestamp:"",
    userdetails:{
    id:""
    profile_pic_url:"",
    name:""
    },
    post:{ (optional)
    id:""
    text:""
    },
    media :{ (optional)
    id:""
    url:""
    }
    }


    In some objects there will be 'post' and in other object instead of 'post' there will be 'media'. How do I make a pojo class for this?










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      I am trying to make a pojo class for recyclerview.



      The data I am getting from the json will be like this.



      newsfeeddata:{ id:"",
      timestamp:"",
      userdetails:{
      id:""
      profile_pic_url:"",
      name:""
      },
      post:{ (optional)
      id:""
      text:""
      },
      media :{ (optional)
      id:""
      url:""
      }
      }


      In some objects there will be 'post' and in other object instead of 'post' there will be 'media'. How do I make a pojo class for this?










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      I am trying to make a pojo class for recyclerview.



      The data I am getting from the json will be like this.



      newsfeeddata:{ id:"",
      timestamp:"",
      userdetails:{
      id:""
      profile_pic_url:"",
      name:""
      },
      post:{ (optional)
      id:""
      text:""
      },
      media :{ (optional)
      id:""
      url:""
      }
      }


      In some objects there will be 'post' and in other object instead of 'post' there will be 'media'. How do I make a pojo class for this?







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          Make separate classes for userdetails, post and media. And use them as instance variable in newsfeeddata class.



          public class Post {
          public String id;
          public String text;
          }

          public class Userdetails {
          public String id;
          public String profile_pic_url;
          public String name;
          }

          public class Media {
          public String id;
          public String url;
          }


          Now use an instance of these in your newsfeeddata class.



          public class Newsfeeddata {

          public String id;
          public String timestamp;
          public Userdetails userdetails;
          public Post post;
          public Media media;

          }


          Note:




          1. You can change the access-modifier to private and use getters and setters. Read about lombook-data annotation. Using a single @Data annotation above your class, you can have all getters, setters, toString implementation and more. Makes your class concise and pretty.


          2. You may want to change data-type of fields. For simplicity, I have used String.







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            check out jsonschema2pojo.org. This helps to quickly generate pojo from json.
            – Sumit Jha
            Nov 11 at 4:37











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          Make separate classes for userdetails, post and media. And use them as instance variable in newsfeeddata class.



          public class Post {
          public String id;
          public String text;
          }

          public class Userdetails {
          public String id;
          public String profile_pic_url;
          public String name;
          }

          public class Media {
          public String id;
          public String url;
          }


          Now use an instance of these in your newsfeeddata class.



          public class Newsfeeddata {

          public String id;
          public String timestamp;
          public Userdetails userdetails;
          public Post post;
          public Media media;

          }


          Note:




          1. You can change the access-modifier to private and use getters and setters. Read about lombook-data annotation. Using a single @Data annotation above your class, you can have all getters, setters, toString implementation and more. Makes your class concise and pretty.


          2. You may want to change data-type of fields. For simplicity, I have used String.







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            check out jsonschema2pojo.org. This helps to quickly generate pojo from json.
            – Sumit Jha
            Nov 11 at 4:37















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          accepted










          Make separate classes for userdetails, post and media. And use them as instance variable in newsfeeddata class.



          public class Post {
          public String id;
          public String text;
          }

          public class Userdetails {
          public String id;
          public String profile_pic_url;
          public String name;
          }

          public class Media {
          public String id;
          public String url;
          }


          Now use an instance of these in your newsfeeddata class.



          public class Newsfeeddata {

          public String id;
          public String timestamp;
          public Userdetails userdetails;
          public Post post;
          public Media media;

          }


          Note:




          1. You can change the access-modifier to private and use getters and setters. Read about lombook-data annotation. Using a single @Data annotation above your class, you can have all getters, setters, toString implementation and more. Makes your class concise and pretty.


          2. You may want to change data-type of fields. For simplicity, I have used String.







          share|improve this answer

















          • 1




            check out jsonschema2pojo.org. This helps to quickly generate pojo from json.
            – Sumit Jha
            Nov 11 at 4:37













          up vote
          2
          down vote



          accepted







          up vote
          2
          down vote



          accepted






          Make separate classes for userdetails, post and media. And use them as instance variable in newsfeeddata class.



          public class Post {
          public String id;
          public String text;
          }

          public class Userdetails {
          public String id;
          public String profile_pic_url;
          public String name;
          }

          public class Media {
          public String id;
          public String url;
          }


          Now use an instance of these in your newsfeeddata class.



          public class Newsfeeddata {

          public String id;
          public String timestamp;
          public Userdetails userdetails;
          public Post post;
          public Media media;

          }


          Note:




          1. You can change the access-modifier to private and use getters and setters. Read about lombook-data annotation. Using a single @Data annotation above your class, you can have all getters, setters, toString implementation and more. Makes your class concise and pretty.


          2. You may want to change data-type of fields. For simplicity, I have used String.







          share|improve this answer












          Make separate classes for userdetails, post and media. And use them as instance variable in newsfeeddata class.



          public class Post {
          public String id;
          public String text;
          }

          public class Userdetails {
          public String id;
          public String profile_pic_url;
          public String name;
          }

          public class Media {
          public String id;
          public String url;
          }


          Now use an instance of these in your newsfeeddata class.



          public class Newsfeeddata {

          public String id;
          public String timestamp;
          public Userdetails userdetails;
          public Post post;
          public Media media;

          }


          Note:




          1. You can change the access-modifier to private and use getters and setters. Read about lombook-data annotation. Using a single @Data annotation above your class, you can have all getters, setters, toString implementation and more. Makes your class concise and pretty.


          2. You may want to change data-type of fields. For simplicity, I have used String.








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            check out jsonschema2pojo.org. This helps to quickly generate pojo from json.
            – Sumit Jha
            Nov 11 at 4:37














          • 1




            check out jsonschema2pojo.org. This helps to quickly generate pojo from json.
            – Sumit Jha
            Nov 11 at 4:37








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          1




          check out jsonschema2pojo.org. This helps to quickly generate pojo from json.
          – Sumit Jha
          Nov 11 at 4:37




          check out jsonschema2pojo.org. This helps to quickly generate pojo from json.
          – Sumit Jha
          Nov 11 at 4:37


















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