Json.Net 1.0.4

Json.Net

Minimalistic JSON handler

Usage instructions

Define a POCO class, with just field definitions.

class Pet
{
  public int id;
  public string name;
}

Serializing an object:

var petJson = Json.Serialize(originalPet, true);

petJson's value:

{
	"id" : 1,
	"name" : "gucci",
	"birth" : "12/12/2018 14:13:46",
	"alive" : true,
	"gender" : 1,
	"dictType" : {
		"Key1" : "Value1",
		"Key2" : "Value2"
	},
	"intArray" : [
		1,
		2,
		3
	]
}

Deserializing from JSON string:

var restoredPet = Json.Deserialize<Pet>(petJson);

Custom type converters

You can define and use custom type converters to control serialization/deserialization.

var dateConverter = 
  new JsonConverter<DateTime>(
    dt => dt.ToString("yyyy'-'MM'-'dd'T'HH':'mm':'ss", CultureInfo.InvariantCulture),
    s => DateTime.ParseExact(s, "yyyy'-'MM'-'dd'T'HH':'mm':'ss", CultureInfo.InvariantCulture));
  
var petJson = Json.Serialize(originalPet, false, dateConverter);

petJson's value:

{"id":1,"name":"gucci","birth":"2018-12-12T14:13:46","alive":true,"gender":1,"dictType":{"Key1":"Value1","Key2":"Value2"},"intArray":[1,2,3]}

Reference:

Name space

using Json.Net;

Methods

string Json.Serialize(object obj, bool indent = false, params IJsonConverter[] converters)

Description

Serializes an object to its JSON text representation.

Parameters

obj : Object to be serialized indent : If true, formats output text. Default: false converters : Custom type converters. Default: empty

T Json.Deserialize<T>(string json, params IJsonConverter[] converters)

Description

Deserializes an object from a JSON text.

Parameters

T : Deserialized object's type json : JSON text converters : Custom converters. Default: empty

Converter interface

public interface IJsonConverter
{
  Type GetConvertingType();
  string Serializer(object obj);
  object Deserializer(string txt);
}