Closed jorjen closed 2 years ago
Hello @jorjen , The problem is related to the fact that be default Handlebars has no idea about System.Text.Json. You need to use Handlebars.Net.Extension.Json to make it work:
[Fact]
public void Should_Work()
{
var configuration = new HandlebarsConfiguration();
configuration.UseJson();
var handlebars = Handlebars.Create(configuration);
var source = @"{{#if showInput}}{{input}}{{/if}}";
var render = handlebars.Compile(source);
var context = @"{""input"":""42"",""showInput"":true}";
var data = System.Text.Json.JsonSerializer.Deserialize<object>(context);
var actual = render(data);
Assert.Equal("42", actual);
}
Hi @zjklee ,
Thank you for responding. What version are you using for Handlebars.Net? I don't see the UseJson() method on the latest version (2.1.0) on .NET 5.0, which I'm currently using. Does this mean that the said method won't be supported in the future anymore?
@jorjen You need to install extension package. Follow the link in my previous comment for more details.
@zjklee Thank you!
Describe the bug
I'm using the built-in #if conditional block helper. If the context data used is from an explicitly created dynamic object, it works fine. But if the dynamic object is created from a deserialized json string, it doesn't.
Expected behavior:
Should work with dynamic objects from deserialized json.
Test to reproduce