bjdupuis
commented
12 years ago I actually dig it a lot. Nice thinking!
On Thu, Oct 4, 2012 at 1:57 PM, Tristan Waddington <notifications@github.com
wrote:
So I was thinking a bit about deserializers and was wondering what you thought about including some stock deserializers. Something like this:
HootDeserializer (abstract) HootStreamDeserializer (abstract?) HootStringDeserializer HootJsonObjectDeserializer (deserializes to a JSONObject) HootJsonArrayDeserializer (deserializes to a JSONArray)
The "default" deserializer could simply be an instance of HootStringDeserializer. That way you won't have to call setDeserializer()if you just want the response content back as a string. Otherwise, you can call setDeserializer() with one of the stock classes to override the default: setDeserializer(new HootJsonObjectDeserializer()) to just get back a deserialized JSONObject. That will probably be sufficient for most people who don't have more complicated deserializations to perform on the background thread. For others, they can feel free to write custom deserializers for things like GSON, Jackson or custom objects.
What do you think?
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twaddington
So I was thinking a bit about deserializers and was wondering what you thought about including some stock deserializers. Something like this:
The "default" deserializer could simply be an instance of
HootStringDeserializer. That way you won't have to callsetDeserializer()if you just want the response content back as a string. Otherwise, you can callsetDeserializer()with one of the stock classes to override the default:setDeserializer(new HootJsonObjectDeserializer())to just get back a deserialized JSONObject. That will probably be sufficient for most people who don't have more complicated deserializations to perform on the background thread. For others, they can feel free to write custom deserializers for things like GSON, Jackson or custom objects.What do you think?