Add Moshi 1.x annotation style

[johnjohndoe]

Resolves #523.

[joelittlejohn]

This looks great.

The one comment I have is, shall we go for MOSHI instead of MOSHI1 (throughout the code-base)? There may never be a Moshi 2.x, and if there is, we can add MOSHI2.

[johnjohndoe]

I intentionally used MOSHI1 as it is being used for JACKSON1. I consider Moshi as other libraries by Square to be a fast moving target. Therefore, I would suggest using MOSHI1 over MOSHI.

[johnjohndoe]

👍

[johnjohndoe]

When will Moshi be available on the website?

[joelittlejohn]

I don't usually add niche features to the website. Do you need it there?

[johnjohndoe]

I would not call Moshi a niche JSON library. My personal motivation to add the feature was to have it on the website.

[johnjohndoe]

I like to encourage you once again to also list Moshi on the website.

• Software packages which depend on Moshi
• GitHub projects which depend on Moshi

[ghost]

Hi guys, please add it to the website :)
Moshi is better than Gson and Jackson, especially when combined with Retrofit. I wanted to use it for my project, but then discovered that the website doesn't support Moshi annotations, this is how I found your convo, many developers are switching to Moshi, it was developed by the same guys that invented Gson.

Really thankful to you, you guys are awesome!

[joelittlejohn]

Yeah, lets add it to the website. Clearly Moshi is doing well.

@mark-mush Did you know this project does support Moshi and you can use this feature from Maven/Gradle/etc?

[ghost]

I figured that it was possible, I'm finishing a course on Android programing so I wanted to use the best/latest technology, I wasn't quite sure how to use the jsonschema2pojo library with gradle/maven ^_^;

[joelittlejohn]

@johnjohndoe This is up on the site now 👍

[johnjohndoe]

Awesome! 🤗 Thanks a lot. Works nicely!
Out of curiosity: Was this the only change needed? I did not expect such a small change.

[joelittlejohn]

Yes, that's the change. The backend parses this string to an AnnotationStyle enum using valueOf, so there's nothing more to do.

If you're familiar with Clojure, changes on the website are very easy. Just lein ring server to run it and test locally.