File system provider is not available

[ansarizafar]

I am getting this error. Is there anything I can do to solve this issue.

Please select a valid directory
File system provider for e:%5CProjects%5CRestock%5CClients/lib/ is not available.

[hiranthaR]

@ansarizafar Can you check with a new project, please. It is like something went wrong with the Windows file system path. I can fix this, but I have an exam these days. Do you need the fix immediately?

[ansarizafar]

Without the fix the extension is not useable. It would be great If you can fix it as soon as possible.

[ElZombieIsra]

Hi @ansarizafar , can you provide your system info and the steps to follow to reproduce this error?

I can probably look into this @hiranthaR

[hiranthaR]

@ElZombieIsra Thank you very much. looks like windows provide workspace.rootPath (index.ts line 188) as like E:\Projects\Restock format.

[hiranthaR]

@ansarizafar Temporary fixed. I'll fix it after my exam :slightly_smiling_face:

[Dichill]

Still having issues with this one. Any workarounds?

File system provider for d:/flutterprojects/myapp/lib/ is not available.

Tried going to other projects and it seems to produce the same results.

[iamarnas]

@Dichill Hi 👋

Can I get more DETAILS to improve it? When you have begin getting this error. After last update? Which operation system? Which method you use to convert JSON models? I have tested it on Mac today before release l not get some error?

[Dichill]

@Dichill Hi 👋

Can I get more DETAILS to improve it? When you have begin getting this error. After last update? Which operation system? Which method you use to convert JSON models? I have tested it on Mac today before release l not get some error?

Hello! Sorry for the very late reply, I didn't check my notifications. It is my first time using this extension so I'm guessing that its the latest update. My operating system is Windows 10 Home, for my methods to convert Json Models is Json to Dart: From Clipboard and any Json string produces that error. The Directory of my project is D:\flutterprojects\my_project Location for my Vscode is C:\Users\Dichill\AppData\Local\Programs\Microsoft VS Code

[iamarnas]

@Dichill Thank you for your answer I think I know what is problem. I will try to fix with next release.

[Dichill]

@iamarnas Okay, thank you for the quick response, stay awesome!

[iamarnas]

@Dichill Hi. Have you same problem if you convert JSON from the file models.jsonc convert from the file.

[Dichill]

@Dichill Hi. Have you same problem if you convert JSON from the file models.jsonc convert from the file.

Hello! It works just fine. There were no errors and such, it successfully created a folder and a dart file.

[iamarnas]

@Dichill Thank you so much for your help. It was very helpful.

[Dichill]

@Dichill Thank you so much for your help. It was very helpful.

no problem! Glad I could help :))

[iamarnas]

@Dichill 👋 Could you try the latest version to see if the problem is gone?

[Dichill]

@Dichill 👋 Could you try the latest version to see if the problem is gone?

Hello! I tried it again but the problem is still there. Just to clarify here are the steps that I did to test the extension.

1. Copy the Json { "glossary": { "title": "example glossary", "GlossDiv": { "title": "S", "GlossList": { "GlossEntry": { "ID": "SGML", "SortAs": "SGML", "GlossTerm": "Standard Generalized Markup Language", "Acronym": "SGML", "Abbrev": "ISO 8879:1986", "GlossDef": { "para": "A meta-markup language, used to create markup languages such as DocBook.", "GlossSeeAlso": ["GML", "XML"] }, "GlossSee": "markup" } } } } }
2. Ctrl + Shift + P
3. JSON to Dart : From ClipBoard -> User -> No -> No -> No -> No -> Enter (Json Default)

[Dichill]

Hello again! I restarted VSCode and the error is gone! However the files doesn't get created, it just asks me to select the folder to create the models and once I select the folder no files were generated.

EDIT: { "r@id": 1, "d@title": "Json To Dart Model" }

works great and it works! although for the glossary one it seems like there's something wrong with the format.

[iamarnas]

@Dichill Thanks for the detailed information. I'll look into this as soon as possible.

[Dichill]

Hello! It seems to work fine if add annotations e.g.

{
    "id" :1768,
    "title": "SM SKATING AND BOWLING",
    "location": "SM Skating Rink",
    "date": "Dec 31, 2021",
    "link": "https://smtickets.com/events/view/9505",
    "image":"https://images1.smtickets.com/images/portrait_02032021100012.jpg"
}

👇

{
    "r@id": 1768,
    "d@title": "SM SKATING AND BOWLING",
    "d@location": "SM Skating Rink",
    "d@date": "Dec 31, 2021",
    "d@link": "https://smtickets.com/events/view/9505",
    "d@image": "https://images1.smtickets.com/images/portrait_02032021100012.jpg"
}

And that seems to convert just fine, although it seems like a tedious process, am I doing it wrong when converting it? Or annotations is really needed?

[iamarnas]

@Dichill You don't need use annotation it's only if you want tell to generator that you want expected value generate as required or with default value. Normally you convert raw JSON.

[iamarnas]

@Dichill Hi 👋

Can you test latest 3.5.3 version to see if no issues?

[Dichill]

@Dichill Hi 👋

Can you test latest 3.5.3 version to see if no issues?

Hello! Sorry for the late reply, Yes its working great now! Thank you so much :)) Keep up the great work you guys are doing. Its game changing for both me and the flutter community <3

[iamarnas]

@Dichill Nice to hear that you like it and works well without issues. Thank for you help and sorry for my mistakes 🙂

[Dichill]

@Dichill Nice to hear that you like it and works well without issues. Thank for you help and sorry for my mistakes 🙂

Its okay :)) programming is all about trial and error :)