JSON Input
Java Output
How to Use the JSON Converter
Basic Conversion Steps
- Paste JSON: Paste your JSON object or array into the JSON Input text area.
- Select Language: Choose your target language (Python, Java, TypeScript, or C#) from the dropdown menu.
- View Output: The generated code will instantly appear in the output panel on the right.
- Copy or Download: Use the buttons to copy the code for a single file or download a .zip of all generated files.
Advanced Options
Use the "Advanced Options" dropdown to customize the generated code for your specific needs.
- Java Options:
- Include Constructors: Generate constructors for your Java classes.
- Include Getters and Setters: Generate getter and setter methods for all fields.
- Use Lombok Annotations: Add Lombok annotations (`@Data`, `@Builder`, etc.) to reduce boilerplate code.
- Use double/long: Use primitive types `double` and `long` instead of `BigDecimal` and `BigInteger` for numeric values.
- Use List instead of Array: Generate `List
` for JSON arrays instead of `T[]`.
- Python Options:
- Use dataclasses: Generate Python dataclasses for a more modern and concise class structure.
- TypeScript Options:
- Generate separate files: Create a separate file for each nested object interface.
- Use readonly properties: Make all properties in the generated interfaces `readonly`.
- C# Options:
- Use properties: Generate C# properties (`{ get; set; }`) instead of fields.
- Use List<T>: Generate `List
` for JSON arrays. - Use Newtonsoft.Json attributes: Add `[JsonProperty]` attributes for compatibility with the Newtonsoft.Json library.
Privacy
All processing happens locally in your browser. No data is ever sent to any server, ensuring your information remains private and secure.