Closed rubiktubik closed 7 years ago
Oh, that's an interesting one. Bit embarrassing to admit, but it has never occurred to me that someone might want to serialise a union!
So the honest answer is that Succinc<T> has no support currently, but it's certainly something that can be added.
Too bad :-( Then in the moment i need a way around it :-)
@rubiktubik,
Quick update on this.
I don't want to make Succinc<T> itself dependent on JSON.Net, therefore I'll create a new SuccincT.JSON nuget package, which will include Succinc<T> itself and support for serializing union types to JSON. That serialization will likely be achieved via custom JsonConverter
and ContractResolver
classes, rather than by annotating the types with JSON.Net specific attributes.
This'll mean you'd have to do something like:
string json = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(
dataIncludingUnions,
Formatting.Indented,
new JsonSerializerSettings { ContractResolver = new SuccinctContractResolver() });
ie, whenever you need to serialize/deserialize any JSON that would include a union, you'd have to specify the custom ContractResolver
class. Would that work for you?
Yes!, that would be perfectly work! I've seen similar approaches at other libraries.
Thank you for your effort.
Tasks required to complete this work:
Option<>
Union<,>
Union<,,>
Union<,,,>
ValueOrError
Maybe<>
None
Unit
Version 2.2.0 of SuccincT.JSON is now available on nuget, which supplies JSON serialization support for Succinc\<T> types.
This is the first release, but the version number has been set to coincide with the compatible release of Succinc\<T> itself.
Please see the JSON Serialization page for details of its use.
Hello i'am using your great library but now i'am coming to a problem when i need to serialize my objects. My objects use the the
Union<T0,T1>
type. Is there a example how to serialize with JSON.Net for example?Michael