private static void AssertOnResponse(DynamicResponse response)
{
response.Get <string>("object.first")
.Should()
.NotBeEmpty()
.And.Be("value1");
response.Get <string>("object._arbitrary_key_")
.Should()
.NotBeEmpty()
.And.Be("first");
response.Get <int>("array.1").Should().Be(2);
response.Get <long>("array.1").Should().Be(2);
response.Get <long>("number").Should().Be(29);
response.Get <long?>("number").Should().Be(29);
response.Get <long?>("number_does_not_exist").Should().Be(null);
response.Get <long?>("number").Should().Be(29);
response.Get <string>("array_of_objects.1.second")
.Should()
.NotBeEmpty()
.And.Be("value22");
response.Get <string>("array_of_objects.1.complex\\.nested.x")
.Should()
.NotBeEmpty()
.And.Be("value6");
/**
* You can project into arrays using the dot notation
*/
response.Get <string[]>("array_of_objects.first")
.Should()
.NotBeEmpty()
.And.HaveCount(2)
.And.BeEquivalentTo(new[] { "value11", "value21" });
/**
* You can even peek into array of arrays
*/
var nestedZs = response.Get <int[][]>("array_of_objects.nested.z.id")
//.SelectMany(d=>d.Get<int[]>("id"))
.Should()
.NotBeEmpty()
.And.HaveCount(2)
.And.BeEquivalentTo(new[] { new[] { 1 }, new[] { 3, 2 } });
}
