Flutter: Auto Create Models from JSON | Serializable 

I have watched your videos for a long time now, and it's incredible seeing how the quality of your videos has simply skyrocketed. You have always been my go-to source, keep it up!

I have been facing trouble with long ass json for a long time and this video just made my day. Thank you so much!!!

I really enjoyed it.

Awesome explanation thanks!

thanks a lot for this tip it was really helpful. can you also explain how to create for dynamic lists of jsons having dynamic lists again

Most important topic is covered, thank you

Very good explanation. And there is no tutorial about full local json app with this metod. Maybe there is topic for You?

I understand how to make this model but I cant understand How to implement these methods from the model. especially when I have nested json. Can anyone help!

Currently, I'm also using the JsonPlaceholder but I've installed it locally on my localhost. Since JsonPlaceholder doesn't support JWT, I've installed a jwt library jsonServer_auth. I've created separate project for my FlutterApp and one for my JsonServer. In JsonServer, I've added db.json file which displays all the json files from placeholder. So whenever I work on my project, I first run my JsonServer using json-server --watch db.json:auth so it would include the JWT feature. Now, my question would be, If i'm going to use this automated json_serialization, should I stop using my local jsonServer and db.json? Because I found it on your example that you copy pasted a json object into Post.json under models folder. Should I get rid of running my localhost jsonServer if use this json_serialization? Thank you so much.

Love it! Flutter china community is doing some really awesome stuff

Hello Pawan but now what if i am getting my JSON from API calls and then how can i generate this model? Your small guidance would be appreciated

Great explanation! Can you please show that how to parse a nested array like below [ "id": 1, "name": "John", "images": [ { "imageId": 1, "imageName": "Blue Sea" }, { "imageId": 5, "imageName": "Blue Sky" } ] ] Thanks!!!

Somehow my build_runner script always ends up generating 0 outputs. It even happened when I was using MobX

Thank you

Hi nice tutorial, but without dealing with any packages you get it done by app.quicktype.io, thanks

Amazing package

hi bro, After this process. My App is not running. it gives griddle error

cool :-) i have do same thing a few month ago, it's based on Javascript. but i lost my script :( aaa It will be good, if's also can generate model from Postman, and also http request example

Very informative video! Keep on churning 🔥

Hi bro, Pls make a video on Paytm integration with flutter with the capabilities of payment accept and refund amount with no order like mpl game or any other game that ask to pay first for quiz, when you pass or win the game, then pay the double or the listed amount, hope you reply soon or come with a video. I searched on internet but couldn't find a single video in flutter about paytm

hello..tried with same method but my command flutter packages pub run json_model does'nt run getting below error: flutter : The term 'flutter' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again. At line:1 char:1 + flutter packages pub run + ~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : ObjectNotFound: (flutter:String) [], CommandNotFoundException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundException flutter doctor flutter packages get runs successfully Please help me asap

I miss Newtonsoft.json in flutter

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There are some nice sites just paste it and will genarate a model for it.

Hey, thanks for the good video. How can I push the code generator if the json data should be stored in a folder that is not called "jsons"?

Nice vdo sir please suggest me any course or blog to learn flutter

Hello, *awesome explanation*! How can we use json_model with a structure like this: [ { "id": 1, "name": "John" }, { "id": 2, "name": "Doe" } ]

I guess quicktype.io/ does the same thing..

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