JSON2Apex

This app allows a user to paste in an instance of a json document, and have it generate strongly typed apex code that can deserialize it.

Its written in Java using the Play! framework, if you want to try it out, its running at http://json2apex.herokuapp.com

JSON2Apex is open source under the MIT license.

About integration-tests

The integration-test folder contains a modified version of beatbox that can call the compileClass API in the Apex API, there's a test runner that will post the test json's to a running instance of the app and then send them to saleforce, if salesforce reports a compilation error, that's logged in the test runner output.

the test runner requires python3 and a salesforce developer edition org.

Warning, it'll overwrite any class called JSON2ApexIntegration[_Test] you might have

run the integration tests from the integration-test folder with

python3 tests.py <sfdc_username> <sfdc_password>

you'll get output similar to

Logged in at https://na45.salesforce.com/services/Soap/u/42.0/00D300000000QSf
Compiling 2 scripts generated from basic_object.json                explicitParse:False ✔ success
Compiling 2 scripts generated from basic_object.json                explicitParse:True  ✔ success
Compiling 2 scripts generated from dot_in_fieldname.json            explicitParse:False ✔ success
Compiling 2 scripts generated from dot_in_fieldname.json            explicitParse:True  ✔ success
Compiling 2 scripts generated from dot_in_objectname.json           explicitParse:False ✔ success
Compiling 2 scripts generated from dot_in_objectname.json           explicitParse:True  ✔ success
Compiling 2 scripts generated from field_array.json                 explicitParse:False ✔ success
Compiling 2 scripts generated from field_array.json                 explicitParse:True  ✔ success
Compiling 2 scripts generated from underscore_in_fieldname.json     explicitParse:False ✔ success
Compiling 2 scripts generated from underscore_in_fieldname.json     explicitParse:True  ✔ success

Note that beatbox & xmltramp is GPL, not MIT like the rest of this project.