package io.apibuilder.postman.collection.v21.v0.models

import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonIgnoreProperties
import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonProperty
import java.io.Serializable
import kotlin.Boolean
import kotlin.String

/**
 * This code was generated by [models.generator.kotlin.KotlinGenerator]
 * Using variables in your Postman requests eliminates the need to duplicate requests, which can
 * save a lot of time. Variables can be defined, and referenced to from any part of a request.
 */
@JsonIgnoreProperties(ignoreUnknown=true)
data class Variable(
  @JsonProperty("id")
  @get:JsonProperty("id")
  val id: String?,
  @JsonProperty("key")
  @get:JsonProperty("key")
  val key: String?,
  @JsonProperty("value")
  @get:JsonProperty("value")
  val value: String?,
  @JsonProperty("type")
  @get:JsonProperty("type")
  val type: String?,
  @JsonProperty("name")
  @get:JsonProperty("name")
  val name: String?,
  @JsonProperty("description")
  @get:JsonProperty("description")
  val description: Description?,
  @JsonProperty("system")
  @get:JsonProperty("system")
  val system: Boolean?,
  @JsonProperty("disabled")
  @get:JsonProperty("disabled")
  val disabled: Boolean?
) : Serializable {
  fun toJsonString(): String =
      io.apibuilder.postman.collection.v21.v0.models.JacksonObjectMapperFactory.create().writeValueAsString(this)

  companion object {
    fun parseJson(json: String): Variable =
        io.apibuilder.postman.collection.v21.v0.models.JacksonObjectMapperFactory.create().readValue(
        json, Variable::class.java)
  }
}