If standart pattern of getters and setters would change in IDEA or if there is a need for custom naming, there are two annotations to help with this: and Both have one required parameter: name of the key. This is an asynchronous method so use the await keyword inside an async function to streamline. Call the getInstance () static method to load and parse the file into a SharedPreferences instance. The main and only use for object's fields is to define getters and setters. To begin using SharedPreferences you must first get an instance of the SharedPreferences class that’s connected to your app’s on-disk config file. No fields of your data-model will be changed, thus there is no need for accessing them directly. The reason behind this is simple: annotation processor will generate a subclass of your model class and will use getters/setters as a data transation pipe. If set to true - defaultValue would not be consideredĪfter keys are defined we must create public non-final getters and setters methods for all of them. Value = "key_name", // a name for this key, if left blank - field's name will be used defaultValue = "default value for this key", // default value for this key as a string, for example "null", "0", "1L", "true" isJson = false // indicates that this key should be treated as json.
If catchJsonExceptions is set to true, then you could override the PrefsObject's method in your data model class to log or do whatever you wish with the catched Key( Also, serializer class should implement both JsonSerializer and JsonDeserializer (in case of Gson) In order to achive working fuctionality with custom json serializers, we should enumerate them in the exact order in which serialized classes are enumerated.
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GSON, // currently only Gson is supported isJsonVariableStatic = true, // whether json library variable should be static (no much sence for a singleton) catchJsonExceptions = true, // whether the code that works with json should be wrapped around try/catch jsonTypes = // and here is the serializer Dropdown select not working This will bring up a drop-down menu, and from the options displayed, select Preferences to open Settings If it was me I would just leave the option colors to white background and black text Mobile - Android Mobile - Android. If left blank the class name will be used isSingleton = true, // if true - an object will be a singleton jsonLibrary = JsonLibrary. Value = "my_super_prefs", // the name of SharedPreferences file.
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