Closed PaulBullivant closed 8 years ago
I have resolved this by adding the NewtonSoft JsonProperty attribute to the property. The deserialisation now works perfectly.
It wasn't clear that you were using NewtonSoft for your deserialisation and that I could use NewtonSoft attributes on my Resource classes. Would you be able to update the 'ReadMe'?
public class RootResource : Resource
{
[JsonProperty(PropertyName="message")]
public string Message { get; set; }
[Rel("fx:user")]
public Link User { get; set; }
[Rel("fx:store")]
public Link Store { get; set; }
[Rel("fx:stores")]
public Link Stores { get; set; }
[Rel("fx:reporting")]
public Link Reporting { get; set; }
[Rel("fx:token")]
public Link Token { get; set; }
}
Thanks for the feedback @PaulBullivant! We'll get the README updated.
Just FYI you could use the System.Runtime.Serialization attributes so that your models don't have to take a direct dependency on Newtonsoft:
[DataMember(Name = "message")]
public string Message {get;set;}
With these attributes your model can be (de)serialized correctly by lots of different serializer libraries
That's a good tip! Thanks @akilb
Hello,
Your HalKit is really simple and easy to use. Thanks!
I am unable to extract the properties being returned by the API
E.g. When I call the API root, there is a property in the returned JSON called 'message'
I have tried adding a property to my RootResource class:
public string message { get; set; }
but it is never populated after my call toGetRootAsync<RootResource>();
All my links work ok. What am I doing wrong?