How to use this developer tool
- Choose a conversion mode.
- Paste valid JSON or a simple Kotlin data class or enum.
- Enter the root class name.
- Convert and review nullable and dependency notes.
Convert JSON into Kotlin data classes or translate simple Kotlin models into TypeScript and Java. Generate nullable mappings, annotations, nested models, and dependency notes.
The converter parses supported model structures, maps primitive and collection types, and reports nullability and unsupported-type warnings for manual review.
Review nullable policies, numeric ranges, dates, BigDecimal, UUID, nested model strategy, and serialization-library choices before production use.
The page loads a working Kotlin Converter example. Run the tool to compare the sample input with the generated output and status summary.
Choose JSON to Kotlin Data Class, paste valid JSON, enter a class name, and run the converter.
They are generated as nullable properties with a fallback type that should be reviewed.
Yes. Common Kotlin primitive, nullable, list, and map types are translated for simple model declarations.
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| Module | Coverage |
|---|---|
| Inputs | JSON, Kotlin data class, enum |
| Outputs | Kotlin, TypeScript, Java |
| Review | Nullability and annotations |