Closed oscaruribe closed 9 years ago
Subclasses of DynamicObject are not supported. However, it's a good idea for a future release.
It's ok. I used JsonConvert.Deserialize() and it worked like a charm!
Are there any known performance issues?
We're looking at volumes of one million runs per template (approx 250kb with a few #each and #if statements) Is memory management good?
Hi,
When data is DynamicJsonObject it cannot find a way to get values for it.
In my case I have the following structure (simplified):
var data = new { Issue = this, // this is just a normal class DataSources = new Dictionary<string, dynamic[]> { } }
then:
foreach (var dataSource in dataSources) { var dataSourceData = dataSource.Fetch(); // This returns a dynamic data.DataSources.Add(dataSource.Name, dataSourceData); }
This data can be rendered into the template:
each DataSources.SomeDataSource
{{Title}} /each
This works if the data in each DataSourche is dynamic or Dictionary. But when dataSource.Fetch() returns an array of DynamicJsonObject it can't find a way to get values. I made this to fake data:
var i1 = new Dictionary<string, object>(); i1.Add("Title", "t1"); var i2 = new Dictionary<string, object>(); i2.Add("Title", "t2"); return new dynamic[] {new DynamicJsonObject(i1), new DynamicJsonObject(i2)};
It seems to me that DynamicJsonObject is not identified as a valid property getter whereas dynamic is but both behave the same way,