Closed fenton-nick closed 2 years ago
Hi Nick, thank you for reporting this. It is indeed strange and unintended behaviour caused by our code generation process. We will try to fix it in our next sprint. I will let you know when we start working on this issue. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Hi Nick,
to save you from waiting while we're fixing this I can suggest the alternative approach - use the JSON deserialisation to create objects. Here is an example how to create SmsReport
object.
string json = @"
{
""bulkId"": ""BULK-ID-123-xyz"",
""messageId"": ""MESSAGE-ID-123-xyz"",
""to"": ""41793026727"",
""sentAt"": ""2019-11-09T16:00:00.000+0000"",
""doneAt"": ""2019-11-09T16:00:00.000+0000"",
""smsCount"": 1,
""price"": {
""pricePerMessage"": 0.01,
""currency"": ""EUR""
},
""status"": {
""groupId"": 3,
""groupName"": ""DELIVERED"",
""id"": 5,
""name"": ""DELIVERED_TO_HANDSET"",
""description"": ""Message delivered to handset""
},
""error"": {
""groupId"": 0,
""groupName"": ""Ok"",
""id"": 0,
""name"": ""NO_ERROR"",
""description"": ""No Error"",
""permanent"": false
}
}";
var report = Newtonsoft.Json.JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<SmsReport>(json);
Console.WriteLine(report.Status.Description);
I hope you'll find this helpful.
This is what I ended up doing. A little awkward but it works. Thank you for the follow up.
Both of these models have readonly properties. I'm having difficulty writing tests for our webhook endpoints using the
Infobip.Api.Client.Model
namespaces. Do you have any suggestions?