There are a number of JSON variants that accept comments (JSON with comments, JSON 5, etc.). There are plenty of tools available that convert JSON to YAML and vice versa. Does there exist such a converter from JSON to YAML…
The scenario is the following: I have some classes part of an sdk and in a type hierarchy, I cannot don't want to mess around with them. I also have a json returned from a service. The issue (and I…
I have the following simple class structure: public class FaactRecordDifferences { public string Id { get; set; } public int Year { get; set; } public List<FieldDifference> Fields { get; set; } } public class FieldDifference { public string FieldName…
Below is the json in a very simplified form (the original contains many more items). I want to add the "acf" content of all items to List [{ "id": 26, "date": "2023-08-30T18:36:24", "date_gmt": "2023-08-30T18:36:24", "acf": { "name": "John", "lastName": "Smith",…
I have a type and I need to round-trip only selected private fields of that type to and from JSON, ignoring all other fields and properties whether public or private. How can I do that using Json.NET? My current approach…
I've got a fixedPoint math library objects that have the actual values in a few fields and then like a billion properties that seem to hold converted versions of those values to pass along or something? I.E. //important info public…
I have a JSON data, which I want to Deserialize and load. I'm able to Deserialize and load with partial data, but not with all. Below is the code and the JSON data. public class Category { public string CategoryID…
How to write a JSON class for the following when the number of fields in "amounts" is unknown. { "amounts": { "a": 100, "b": 72 ... ... } } I do understand that "amounts" should have been an array, but…
I have a Json value that I want to get only some part of it and ignore the other keys. public class MyClass { public long? id { get; set; } public Order order{ get; set; } } public class…
I'm trying to convert JSON responses, in which all keys are in snake_case, for example { "op": 0, "t": "some_name", "d": { "heartbeat_interval": 10000, "user": { "user_id": 1 } } } (This is just one of the many things that…