Multiple Packages

[steowens]

Is there a way to configure the maven plugin to generate schemas in multiple packages? For example instead of:

<configuration>
   <sourceDirectory>${basedir}/src/main/resources/schema/catalog</sourceDirectory>
   <targetPackage>com.my.domain.catalog</targetPackage>
</configuration>

Why cant we have:

<configuration>
    <sources>
        <source>
           <directory>${basedir}/src/main/resources/schema/catalog</directory>
           <targetPackage>com.my.domain.catalog</targetPackage>
        </source>
        <source>
           <directory>${basedir}/src/main/resources/schema/auth</directory>
           <targetPackage>com.my.domain.auth</targetPackage>
        </source>
   </sources>
</configuration>

[joelittlejohn]

Yes you can do this in 0.4.0, just put two subfolders in your schema directory (auth and catalog) and point jsonschema2pojo at the parent directory. Use com.my.domain as the target package.

Classes generated from the auth directory will be put into com.my.domain.auth and classes generated from the catalog directory will be put into com.my.domain.catalog.

There's also a PR you can merge into your own fork if you want that does exactly what you describe. Check out the discussion there (it's the only open PR).

Rather than opening lots of issues it might be better if you send this kind of question to the mailing list as a first point of call.

Cheers

[steowens]

Will do. However, I did open a new issue that seems to be a legitimate bug a few minutes ago.

[eallais]

Have this issue with v0.4.26. Maven plugin seems not generated the package when used in jenkins but worked in local machine. Any ideas?

[mdnuro]

Hello,

I'm trying to solve similar problem using gradle jsonschema2pojo 1.0.1 .
I have two sets of json schemas that need to be generated in two distinct packages.
eg : resource:json.abc and resource:json.xyz should generate POJO in packages com.build.abc and com.build.xyz respectively.

To achieve this, we put the json schemas in two different folders eg /json/xyz and json/abc and configure
targetPackage ="com.build".

but when I run gralde command it didn't generate POJO in separate package but rather all POJOs created in default package.

Is there anything I'm missing? any additional configuration needed? please help us with your expertise

Thanks in advance !

[joelittlejohn]

Do the schemas have javaType inside them?

[mithunj43]

Hello,

Even I am facing same issue mentioned by @mdnuro and I am using Gradle plugin 1.0.1. Seems like this fix/feature is not moved to Gradle plugin.

@joelittlejohn Since its not generating in proper packages I have added javaType in json schema as work around and its generating in proper packages.

[graveend]

Is it possible to create package for a subdirectory inside subdirectory to create a common target Package?
For example:
schema > category1 > typeA > schema_file1
schema > category2 > typeB > schema_file2
schema > category1 > typeB > schema_file3
schema > category2 > typeC > schema_file4

when I tried to give source = files("${sourceSets.main.output.resourcesDir}/schema")
and targetPackage = "com.app"

it generates imports i wrong packages.