openkbs/json2java-docker repository overview

make build

./run.sh [<options>]

./run.sh -a JACKSON2 -T JSON -sl -p my-package -j -s /home/developer/json/city-distances.json -t /home/developer/json/java-gen

$ ll json
total 20
drwxr-xr-x 3 rsheu rsheu 4096 Aug  3 18:24 ./
drwxr-xr-x 7 rsheu rsheu 4096 Aug  3 18:22 ../
-rw-r--r-- 1 rsheu rsheu  786 May 25 14:18 city-distances.json
-rw-r--r-- 1 rsheu rsheu  154 May 25 14:18 example.json
drwxr-xr-x 3 rsheu rsheu 4096 Aug  3 18:24 java-gen/

And, your generated Java file are here:
$ find json/java-gen
json/java-gen
json/java-gen/my-package
json/java-gen/my-package/Cities.java
json/java-gen/my-package/CityDistances.java
json/java-gen/my-package/Amsterdam.java
json/java-gen/my-package/London.java
json/java-gen/my-package/Brussel.java
json/java-gen/my-package/Pari.java

Usage: jsonschema2pojo [options]
  Options:
    -a, --annotation-style
       Options: [JACKSON, JACKSON1, JACKSON2, GSON, MOSHI1, NONE]
       Default: JACKSON
    -i, --big-decimals
       Use BigDecimal instead of double (or Double) when the JSON Schema type
       'number' is encountered. Note that this overrides -f/--float-numbers
       Default: false
    -bi, --big-integers
       Use BigInteger instead of int (or Integer) when the JSON Schema type
       'integer' is encountered. Note that this overrides -l/--long-integers
       Default: false
    -y, --class-prefix
       Prefix for generated class.
       Default: <empty string>
    -x, --class-suffix
       Suffix for generated class.
       Default: <empty string>
    -c3, --commons-lang3
       Deprecated. Please remove it from your command-line arguments.
       Default: false
        --constructors-include-all-properties-constructor
       Generate a constructor with all fields
       Default: true
        --constructors-include-copy-constructor
       Generate constructors with a copy oriented parameter
       Default: false
        --constructors-include-required-properties-constructor
       Generate a constructor with only required fields
       Default: false
    -r, --constructors-required-only
       Generate only a constructor with only required fields
       Default: false
    -A, --custom-annotator
       The fully qualified class name of referring to a custom annotator class
       that implements org.jsonschema2pojo.Annotator and will be used in addition to
       the --annotation-style. If you want to use a custom annotator alone, set
       --annotation-style to none
       Default: class org.jsonschema2pojo.NoopAnnotator
    -F, --custom-rule-factory
       The fully qualified class name of referring to a custom rule factory
       class that extends org.jsonschema2pojo.rules.RuleFactory to create custom rules
       for code generation.
       Default: class org.jsonschema2pojo.rules.RuleFactory
    -dt, --date-class
       Specify date class
    -dp, --date-pattern
       A custom pattern to use when formatting date fields during serialization
    -dtp, --date-time-pattern
       A custom pattern to use when formatting date-time fields during
       serialization
    -dtt, --datetime-class
       Specify datetime class
    -dg, --disable-getters
       Whether to omit getter methods and create public fields instead.
       Default: false
    -ds, --disable-setters
       Whether to omit setter methods and create public fields instead.
       Default: false
    -D, --enable-additional-properties
       Enable additional properties support on generated types, regardless of
       the input schema(s)
       Default: false
    -fe, --file-extensions
       The extensions that should be considered as standard filename extensions
       when creating java class names.
       Default: <empty string>
    -f, --float-numbers
       Use float (or Float) instead of double (or Double) when the JSON Schema
       type 'number' is encountered
       Default: false
    -fdt, --format-date-times
       Whether the fields of type `date-time` are formatted during serialization
       with a default pattern of `yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSSZ` and timezone set to
       default value of `UTC`
       Default: false
    -fd, --format-dates
       Whether the fields of type `date` are formatted during serialization with
       a default pattern of `yyyy-MM-dd`
       Default: false
    -ft, --format-times
       Whether the fields of type `time` are formatted during serialization with
       a default pattern of `HH:mm:ss.SSS`
       Default: false
    -ftm, --format-type-mapping
       Mapping from format identifier to type: <format>:<fully.qualified.Type>.
       Default: []
    -b, --generate-builders
       Generate builder-style methods as well as setters
       Default: false
    -c, --generate-constructors
       Generate constructors
       Default: false
    -h, --help
       Print help information and exit
       Default: false
        --include-constructor-properties-annotation
       Generate ConstructorProperties annotation with parameter names of
       constructors. (Not Available on Android)
       Default: false
    -ida, --include-dynamic-accessors
       Include dynamic getter, setter, and builder support on generated types.
       Default: false
    -idb, --include-dynamic-builders
       Include dynamic builder support on generated types.
       Default: false
    -idg, --include-dynamic-getters
       Include dynamic getter support on generated types.
       Default: false
    -ids, --include-dynamic-setters
       Include dynamic setter support on generated types.
       Default: false
        --include-type-info
       Include json type info; required to support polymorphic type handling. https://github.com/FasterXML/jackson-docs/wiki/JacksonPolymorphicDeserialization
       Default: false
    -il, --inclusion-level
       Options: [ALWAYS, NON_ABSENT, NON_DEFAULT, NON_EMPTY, NON_NULL,
       USE_DEFAULTS]
       Default: NON_NULL
    -j, --joda-dates
       Whether to use org.joda.time.DateTime instead of java.util.Date when
       adding date-time type fields to generated Java types.
       Default: false
    -jd, --joda-local-dates
       Whether to use org.joda.time.LocalDate insteadof String when adding date
       type fields to generated Java types.
       Default: false
    -jt, --joda-local-times
       Whether to use org.joda.time.LocalTime insteadof String when adding time
       type fields to generated Java types.
       Default: false
    -303, --jsr303-annotations
       Add JSR-303/349 annotations to generated Java types.
       Default: false
    -305, --jsr305-annotations
       Add JSR-305 annotations to generated Java types.
       Default: false
    -l, --long-integers
       Use long (or Long) instead of int (or Integer) when the JSON Schema type
       'integer' is encountered
       Default: false
    -N, --null-collections
       Initialize Set and List fields to null instead of an empty collection.
       Default: false
    -E, --omit-hashcode-and-equals
       Omit hashCode and equals methods in the generated Java types
       Default: false
    -S, --omit-tostring
       Omit the toString method in the generated Java types
       Default: false
    -e, --output-encoding
       The character encoding that should be used when writing the generated
       Java source files.
       Default: UTF-8
    -p, --package
       A java package used for generated types
    -pl, --parcelable
       **EXPERIMENTAL** Whether to make the generated types 'parcelable' (for
       Android development).
       Default: false
        --print-log-levels
       Prints available log levels and exit.
       Default: false
    -rpd, --ref-fragment-path-delimiters
       A string containing any characters that should act as path delimiters
       when resolving $ref fragments. By default, #, / and . are used in an attempt
       to support JSON Pointer and JSON Path.
       Default: #/.
    -R, --remove-old-output
       Whether to empty the target directory before generation occurs, to clear
       out all source files that have been generated previously (indiscriminately
       deletes all files and folders).
       Default: false
    -sl, --serializable
       Whether to make the generated types 'serializable'.
       Default: false
  * -s, --source
       The source file(s) or directory(ies) from which JSON Schema will be read
    -sso, --source-sort-order
       The sort order to be applied to the source files.  Available options are:
       OS, FILES_FIRST or SUBDIRS_FIRST
       Default: OS
    -T, --source-type
       Options: [JSONSCHEMA, JSON, YAMLSCHEMA, YAML]
       Default: JSONSCHEMA
  * -t, --target
       The target directory into which generated types will be written
    -tl, --target-language
       The type of code that will be generated.  Available options are: JAVA or
       SCALA
       Default: JAVA
    -tv, --target-version
       The target version for generated source files.
       Default: 1.6
    -tt, --time-class
       Specify time class
    -tp, --time-pattern
       A custom pattern to use when formatting time fields during serialization
    -tse, --tostring-excludes
       The fields that should be excluded from generated toString methods
       Default: <empty string>
        --use-inner-class-builders
       Generate an inner class with builder-style methods
       Default: false
    -o, --use-optional-for-getters
       Use Optional for getters of non-required fields.
       Default: false
    -P, --use-primitives
       Use primitives instead of wrapper types for bean properties
       Default: false
    -d, --word-delimiters
       The characters that should be considered as word delimiters when creating
       Java Bean property names from JSON property names
       Default: - _
    -log
       Configure log level. Defaults to info. Available options are: off, error,
       warn, info, debug, trace
       Default: info
    -ut, --use-title-as-classname, When set class names are generated from title attributes rather than property names.
       
       Default: false