Created List of single null class object but xml element is empty about dart-xml-serializable HOT 4 CLOSED

This works, but creates another nesting, item.uiMenuItem.

It looks like the UiMenuItem elements are nested within an Items element. If they weren't nested then you wouldn't need a type for the Items element.

Yep, it's my mistake.

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Hi @Poloten, could you try defining a class with field(s) to represent the <Items>...</Items> element, similar to book and authors in the example?

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Hi @Poloten, could you try defining a class with field(s) to represent the <Items>...</Items> element, similar to book and authors in the example?

Hi, You suggest to create Class for every List in Class?

@annotation.XmlRootElement(name: 'UiMenuItem')
@annotation.XmlSerializable()
class UiMenuItem {
  @annotation.XmlElement(name: 'Items')
  ItemsUi? items;

  UiMenuItem({
    this.items,
  });
}

@annotation.XmlRootElement(name: 'items')
@annotation.XmlSerializable()
class ItemsUi {
  @annotation.XmlElement(name: 'UiMenuItem')
  List<UiMenuItem>? uiMenuItem;

  ItemsUi({
    this.uiMenuItem,
  });
}

This works, but creates another nesting, item.uiMenuItem. Is there no way to bypass creating a class for each "List<>" ?
Or how I can get from < items / > - item.uiMenuItem == [] . I mean length == 0

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This works, but creates another nesting, item.uiMenuItem.

It looks like the UiMenuItem elements are nested within an Items element. If they weren't nested then you wouldn't need a type for the Items element.

from dart-xml-serializable.