public static void ReadComplexClassIgnoresLeadingOrTrailingTrivia(string leadingTrivia, string trailingTrivia)
{
var options = new JsonSerializerOptions();
options.ReadCommentHandling = JsonCommentHandling.Skip;
ClassWithComplexObjects obj = JsonSerializer.Deserialize <ClassWithComplexObjects>(leadingTrivia + ClassWithComplexObjects.s_json + trailingTrivia, options);
obj.Verify();
}
public static void ReadClassWithComplexObjects()
{
ClassWithComplexObjects obj = JsonSerializer.Deserialize <ClassWithComplexObjects>(ClassWithComplexObjects.s_json);
obj.Verify();
string reserialized = JsonSerializer.Serialize(obj);
// Properties in the exported json will be in the order that they were reflected, doing a quick check to see that
// we end up with the same length (i.e. same amount of data) to start.
Assert.Equal(ClassWithComplexObjects.s_json.StripWhitespace().Length, reserialized.Length);
// Shoving it back through the parser should validate round tripping.
obj = JsonSerializer.Deserialize <ClassWithComplexObjects>(reserialized);
obj.Verify();
}
public static void ReadComplexClassIgnoresLeadingOrTrailingTrivia(string leadingTrivia, string trailingTrivia)
{
var options = new JsonSerializerOptions();
options.ReadCommentHandling = JsonCommentHandling.Skip;
ClassWithComplexObjects obj = JsonSerializer.Parse <ClassWithComplexObjects>(leadingTrivia + ClassWithComplexObjects.s_json + trailingTrivia, options);
obj.Verify();
// Throws due to JsonDocument.TryParse not supporting Allow
//var options = new JsonSerializerOptions();
//options.ReadCommentHandling = JsonCommentHandling.Allow;
//
//obj = JsonSerializer.Parse<ClassWithComplexObjects>(leadingTrivia + ClassWithComplexObjects.s_json + trailingTrivia, options);
//obj.Verify();
}
