I have this post request using retrofit in kotlin Android Studio
@POST("/registerUser.php")
suspend fun createPost(
@Body user: User
):Response<User>
The data class User is
data class User(
//val id: Int?,
val username:String?,
val address: String?
)
If I check the content of user
val user = User("Kilo", "Old")
Log.d("TAG", "$user")
RetrofitInstance.api.createPost(user) <----- This makes the @POST
I get
User(username=Kilo, address=Old)
So what do I receive on the server side? Does it convert everything to json or does it just pass User(username=Kilo, address=Old)?
When you send a User object using Retrofit's @Body annotation in a POST request, Retrofit should automatically serialize the User object into a JSON before sending it to the server. In your case, the serialized JSON representation of the User object will look something like this:
{
"username": "Kilo",
"address": "Old"
}
On the server side, you should receive this JSON data as the request body. You can then parse this JSON data to access the individual fields, such as username
and address
. The server should automatically be set up to handle incoming JSON data and deserialize it.