public static void Main()
{
Employee tyler = new()
{
Name = "Tyler Stein"
};
Employee adrian = new()
{
Name = "Adrian King"
};
Company contoso = new()
{
Name = "Contoso",
Supervisor = tyler
};
tyler.DirectReports = new List <Employee> {
adrian
};
adrian.Manager = tyler;
tyler.Company = contoso;
adrian.Company = contoso;
// <CallSerializer>
var options = new JsonSerializerOptions();
options.Converters.Add(new CompanyConverter());
var myReferenceHandler = new MyReferenceHandler();
options.ReferenceHandler = myReferenceHandler;
options.DefaultIgnoreCondition = JsonIgnoreCondition.WhenWritingNull;
options.WriteIndented = true;
string str = JsonSerializer.Serialize(tyler, options);
// Reset after serializing to avoid out of bounds memory growth in the resolver.
myReferenceHandler.Reset();
// </CallSerializer>
Console.WriteLine(str);
}
}
}
public static void Main()
{
Employee tyler = new()
{
Name = "Tyler Stein"
};
Employee adrian = new()
{
Name = "Adrian King"
};
tyler.DirectReports = new List <Employee> {
adrian
};
adrian.Manager = tyler;
var employees = new List <Employee> {
tyler, adrian
};
SerializeEmployees(employees);
}
static void SerializeEmployees(List <Employee> employees)
{
// <CallSerializer>
var options = new JsonSerializerOptions();
options.WriteIndented = true;
var myReferenceHandler = new MyReferenceHandler();
options.ReferenceHandler = myReferenceHandler;
string json;
foreach (Employee emp in employees)
{
json = JsonSerializer.Serialize(emp, options);
DoSomething(json);
}
// Reset after serializing to avoid out of bounds memory growth in the resolver.
myReferenceHandler.Reset();
// </CallSerializer>
}
