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I would like to use a class implementation provided in the schema, not providing a mirror of it, but just reusing the one already in the dependencies.
One example is geojson schema, where I have my geometries classes already in dependencies and I want to avoid duplicating them, and then mapping to my classes. Or maybe it is already possible?
Context (Input, Language)
Input Format:
json schema
Output Language:
java, but would benefit for all
Description
avoid unnecessary mapping
reusability of classes
Current Behaviour / Output
Maybe it is possible but right now I need to map one by one created classes to my desired ones
Proposed Behaviour / Output
There would be some "magic" property in schema which indicates the class. Or maybe in the renderer properties, to address $ref, somehow.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I would like to use a class implementation provided in the schema, not providing a mirror of it, but just reusing the one already in the dependencies.
One example is geojson schema, where I have my geometries classes already in dependencies and I want to avoid duplicating them, and then mapping to my classes. Or maybe it is already possible?
Context (Input, Language)
Input Format:
json schema
Output Language:
java, but would benefit for all
Description
Current Behaviour / Output
Maybe it is possible but right now I need to map one by one created classes to my desired ones
Proposed Behaviour / Output
There would be some "magic" property in schema which indicates the class. Or maybe in the renderer properties, to address
$ref
, somehow.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: