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Deserialising json with JSON.NET , unable to find the right class format

I receive a Json file. Now the other company change the Json and I have to find the right format for my class in C.Net and I’m not able to do so.

My Json looks like :
{

 {"xxx": [
 "d6952cb5c",
 "8587d4",
 "96b4d",
 "622201a",
 "55e0d455"
 ],
 "yyy": [
 "28f054091d"
 ],
 "zzz": []
}

The thing is, I don’t know the name of the field I’m going to receive. So I’m not able to create a class with the correct field replacing xxx, yyy and zzz. I can receive more than 300 of these.

Normally I had create my class like this :

 public class Root
 {
    public List<string> xxx { get; set; }
    public List<string> yyy { get; set; }
    public List<object> zzz { get; set; }
 }

Someone has an idea on How I can create the right class, Or any other way to have my data in an object or a dictionary to read them separately ?

thanks

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  1. Chosen as BEST ANSWER
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    Finally working on my side, with some other solutions, I found somethig that works. Here's the code help with another stack overflow.

                dynamic parsed = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject(MyJSON);
            var jObj = (JObject)parsed;

            foreach (JToken token in jObj.Children())
            {
                if (token is JProperty)
                {
                    var prop = token as JProperty;
                    Console.WriteLine("hello {0}={1}", prop.Name, prop.Value);
                }
            }

    Find the solution with another stackoverflow here: dynamic JContainer (JSON.NET) & Iterate over properties at runtime


  2. 0

    The easiest way for this specific example is to use Dictionary<string, string[]> to deserialize object:

    string json = """
{
    "xxx": [
        "d6952cb5c",
        "8587d4",
        "96b4d",
        "622201a",
        "55e0d455"
    ],
    "yyy": [
        "28f054091d"
    ],
    "zzz": []
}
""";

var document = System.Text.Json.JsonSerializer.Deserialize<Dictionary<string, string[]>>(json);
foreach(string key in document.Keys)
{
    Console.WriteLine(key);
    foreach (string value in document[key])
    {
        Console.WriteLine("t" + value);
    }
}

    You will get this output:

    xxx
    d6952cb5c
    8587d4
    96b4d
    622201a
    55e0d455
yyy
    28f054091d
zzz
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