cloudfy
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3 months ago We've added https://www.nuget.org/packages/DevToys.JsonToCsharp initial release 1.0.5 to DevToys 2.0.1. Happy to take feature requests and more inputs.
Open agravity-philipp opened 3 months ago
cloudfy
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3 months ago We've added https://www.nuget.org/packages/DevToys.JsonToCsharp initial release 1.0.5 to DevToys 2.0.1. Happy to take feature requests and more inputs.
veler
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3 months ago We've added https://www.nuget.org/packages/DevToys.JsonToCsharp initial release 1.0.5 to DevToys 2.0.1. Happy to take feature requests and more inputs.
Hi @cloudfy , this is awesome! I tested it and it works great so far !
You can colorize the JSON and C# text automatically by using the Language method on the MultilineTextInput.
Example:
MultiLineTextInput()
.Title("JSON editor")
.Language("json");This will colorize the code like this:
cloudfy
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3 months ago Amazing, added to 1.0.7. Just released :) - you may close the topic.
veler
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3 months ago Awesome! Thanks ! Well, this topic mentions other things than Json to C#, but I see your point.
By the way, how about supporting Smart Detection in your tool? https://devtoys.app/doc/articles/extension-development/guidelines/UX/support-smart-detection.html
In your case, I believe all you need to do is adding [AcceptedDataTypeName(PredefinedCommonDataTypeNames.Json)] to your IGuiTool. The intercept the data and place it in the input text box, like this:
What feature or new tool do you think should be added to DevToys?
I want to have more convers like these: https://json2csharp.com/code-converters/xml-to-csharp
Why do you think this is needed?
Because I need them and there are a lot of them on the internet. And I want to have it in my "army knife".
Solution/Idea
Auto-Detect would be nice. So I just have to set the format I want to have it converted. A big textbox on the left and a big textbox on the right. Above there is a dropdown of supported languages.
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