Example #1
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        public void ShouldSerializeWithCustomSerializerForCommonType()
        {
            var customSerializerMock   = new Mock <IGraphSONSerializer>();
            var customSerializerByType = new Dictionary <Type, IGraphSONSerializer>
            {
                { typeof(int), customSerializerMock.Object }
            };
            var writer = new GraphSON2Writer(customSerializerByType);

            writer.WriteObject(12);

            customSerializerMock.Verify(m => m.Dictify(It.Is <int>(v => v == 12), It.IsAny <GraphSONWriter>()));
        }
Example #2
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        public void ShouldSerializeWithCustomSerializerForNewType()
        {
            var customSerializerByType = new Dictionary <Type, IGraphSONSerializer>
            {
                { typeof(TestClass), new TestGraphSONSerializer {
                      TestNamespace = "NS"
                  } }
            };
            var writer  = new GraphSON2Writer(customSerializerByType);
            var testObj = new TestClass {
                Value = "test"
            };

            var serialized = writer.WriteObject(testObj);

            Assert.Equal("{\"@type\":\"NS:TestClass\",\"@value\":\"test\"}", serialized);
        }
Example #3
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 /// <summary>
 ///     Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="GraphSON2MessageSerializer" /> class with custom serializers.
 /// </summary>
 /// <param name="graphSONReader">The <see cref="GraphSON2Reader"/> used to deserialize from GraphSON.</param>
 /// <param name="graphSONWriter">The <see cref="GraphSON2Writer"/> used to serialize to GraphSON.</param>
 public GraphSON2MessageSerializer(GraphSON2Reader graphSONReader = null, GraphSON2Writer graphSONWriter = null)
     : base(MimeType, graphSONReader ?? new GraphSON2Reader(), graphSONWriter ?? new GraphSON2Writer())
 {
 }