Sushi is the wrapper for Moshi adapters, which add the capability to handle errors during parsing.
When JSON response come from API, it can be corrupted or fields have a different type than in models (POJO) objects. In current realization of Moshi, such response cause exception. It's not bad, but we should catch these exceptions and somehow process it.
This library adds ability process exceptions in a different way. When some error happens during parsing, it will return null and send the exception to ErrorHandler, which can somehow process it. For example in debug builds crash application, but in release build only log the exception.
val moshi = Moshi.Builder()
.add(Sushi.FACTORY)
.build()Default ErrorHandler throws an exception, but useful for the release build, for example, log in crashlytics.
class CrashlyticsErrorHandler: ErrorHandler {
override fun handleError(throwable: Throwable) {
Crashlytics.logException(throwable)
}
}
Sushi.registerErrorHandler(CrashlyticsErrorHandler())Copyright 2018 Vladislav Grishechko
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