These are expected to be consumed by a variety of different clients. paging/continuations, resources, and hyperlinking.
We typically model our API using the Open API specification, using common ReST-and-HTTP-friendly patterns for e.g. These all offer excellent capabilities, and good performance, in a variety of common scenarios, but when we went back to look at how we use JSON and JSON schema in our solutions, we discovered a mismatch. There are also validators with code-generation for dotnet types from JSON schema, including Rico Suter's NJsonSchema. There are excellent third-party solutions to this - from Newtonsoft's paid-for extension to JSON.NET to Greg Dennis's Json-Everything which has great validation support over. One feature it doesn't currently support is JSON schema validation. It has a layered model, with low-allocation readers and writers underpinning a serialization framework with comparable functionality to the venerable (and battle-hardened) Newtonsoft JSON.NET. introduced a new way of interacting with JSON documents in dotnet. By Matthew Adams Co-Founder 13th May 2021 C# serialization with JSON Schema and ĭo you want a more efficient way to build -based APIs that shred, map, merge, filter, compose, and otherwise process and validate JSON data from various sources, using idiomatic dotnet types and JSON schema? OK - read on.
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