static void Main(string[] args)
{
#region Our own serializer
Student bob = new Student()
{
FirstName = "Bob",
LastName = "Bobsky",
Age = 40,
IsPartTime = false
};
Console.WriteLine("Serializing Bob:");
string bobSerialized = OurJsonSerializer.SerializeStudent(bob);
Console.WriteLine("Serialization complete!");
Console.WriteLine(bobSerialized);
Console.ReadLine();
Console.WriteLine("Deserializing Bob:");
Student bobDeserialized = OurJsonSerializer.DeserializeStudent(bobSerialized);
Console.WriteLine("Deserialization complete!");
Console.WriteLine(bobDeserialized.FirstName);
Console.ReadLine();
#endregion
#region Newtonsoft.JSON
// How to install:
// 1. Right click on the project -> Manage NuGet Packages
// 2. Click on the Browse tab
// 3. Find the package that you want to install ( In our case Newtonsoft.JSON )
// 4. Click the Install button on the right
// 5. Confirm by clicking Ok
// 6. ENJOY your library
// Serialize with Newtonsoft.JSON
// Newtonsoft.JSON works by name matching
// If the names do not match it will throw an error
// You can configure the names in the class it self if you want to custom map some names to others
// For this configuration check out the Newtonsoft.JSON documentation which is added as a link on the github repo on the README
string bobSerializedWithNewtonsoft = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(bob);
Console.WriteLine("Bob is serialized with Newtonsoft.JSON");
Console.WriteLine(bobSerializedWithNewtonsoft);
Console.ReadLine();
Student bobDeserializedWithNewtonsoftJson = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject <Student>(bobSerializedWithNewtonsoft);
Console.WriteLine("Bob is deserialized with Newtonsoft.JSON");
Console.WriteLine(bobDeserializedWithNewtonsoftJson.FirstName);
Console.ReadLine();
#endregion
}
