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2.0.1.x

#711 - Nuget package meta-data updates; no functional changes from previous version.

2.0.1

Fixes an issue in JsonNode.GetInteger() where the underlying value is a uint.

Also now throws a NotSupportedException when the underlying value is a ulong as this can’t be reliably cast to the method output of long. It is expected that this would have been erroring in many cases anyway. This change merely improves the error messaging.

Thanks to @ZarkoRunjevac for reporting and to @elgonzo for investigating and finding the problem.

2.0.0

Updated for multi-framework support with .Net Standard 2.0 and .Net 8 with Native AOT support, including updating System.Text.Json from v6 to v8.

Most of the changes to support Native AOT involve either updating internal implementation or creating overloads that do. Whatever could not be updated was marked as requiring reflection, which will generate warnings when building Native AOT applications.

Breaking changes

  • Dropping support for .Net Standard 3.1 - May still be used, but exact behavior cannot be guaranteed.
  • JsonNull removed in favor of using the bool Try...(out ...) pattern.
  • JsonNodeExtensions.Copy() removed in favor of the built-in .DeepClone().
  • JsonSerializerOptionsExtensions.GetConverter<T>() and .Read<T>() updated to take a JsonTypeInfo.

Additions

  • Interface IWeaklyTypedJsonConverter and WeaklyTypedJsonConverter<T> - provides non-generic read/write methods that help calling without knowing about T. (Used by JsonSchema.Net v6 to support custom keywords.)
  • JsonNodeExtensions.GetString() and .GetBool() which consider that a JsonNode may be backed by a JsonElement that subsequently contains the appropriate value.
  • Various JsonSerializerOptionsExtensions.Read...() and .Write...() methods that support AOT-compatible serialization.

1.10.1

Continuation of v1.10.0: performance improvements for JsonArrayTupleConverter.

1.10.0

dotnet/runtime #70352 - Adds JsonArrayTupleConverter.

1.9.3

#598 - sbyte should be recognized as an integer type for .IsInteger() extension on Type. Thanks to @grbell-ms for submitting this fix.

Also added sbyte support for .GetInteger() extension on JsonNode.

1.9.2

Fixes an issue with number equality that specifically affects decimals stored in JsonNodes.

1.9.1

JsonNodeExtensions.Copy() now performs a direct deep copy of the node rather than utilizing the serializer.

1.9.0

  • Added JsonSerializerOptionsExtensions to help create custom converters that need to further call the serializer. Thanks to @mdekrey for putting this together.
  • Fixed EnumStringConverter’s flag enum serialization to exclude named default values when other values are present.

1.8.0

  • EnumStringConverter<T> now supports reading and writing dictionary keys.
  • Added JsonNode.GetPathFromRoot() to support valid JSON Path syntax (replacement for JsonNode.GetPath())
  • Added JsonNode.GetPointerFromRoot() because JSON Pointers are more correct for isolating a single location

1.7.0

Added optional parameter for serializer option in .AsJsonString() extensions.

1.6.0

Added supporting functionality for JsonNode.

  • Added JsonElementExtensions.AsNode() - wraps a JsonElement into a JsonNode
  • Updated JsonNodeEqualityComparer to properly handle nulls
  • JsonNodeExtensions
    • Updated .IsEquivalentTo() and .ComputeHashCode() to properly handle nulls
    • Added .AsJsonString() as an alternative to .Net’s .ToJsonString() that properly handles nulls (return "null")
    • Added .GetNumber() to retrive a JSON number that could be stored as any .Net numeric type
    • Added .GetInteger() to retrive a JSON number that could be stored as any .Net integer type
    • Added .Copy() to copy nodes
    • Added .TryGetValue() to handle cases where the node was parsed from JSON text that contains duplicate keys (unhandled by .Net)
    • Added .ToJsonArray() to convert any IEnumerable<JsonNode?> to a JsonArray (.Net only supports JsonNode?[])
  • Added JsonNull to serve as a placeholder/signal for when it’s necessary to distinguish between JSON null and .Net null
  • Added TypeExtensions
    • .IsInteger() to determine if the type is an integer type
    • .IsFloatingPoint() to determine if the type is a floating point numeric type
    • .IsNumber() to determine if the type is any numeric type

1.5.0

Updated System.Text.Json to version 6 in order to add JsonNode support.

Added:

  • JsonNodeExtensions
  • JsonNodeEqualityComparer

1.4.4

Added special case for .ToJsonDocument() that first checks to see if the value is already a JsonDocument.

1.4.3

#132 - Fixed some memory management issues around JsonDocument and JsonElement. Thanks to @ddunkin for finding and fixing these.

1.4.2

Fixes potential race condition in EnumStringConverter. Credit to @jaysvoboda for finding and fixing this.

1.4.1

JsonElementEqualityComparer now uses .GetEquivalenceHashCode().

1.4.0

Added support for nullable reference types.

Related to #76, added .GetEquivalenceHashCode() extension for JsonElement. Credit to @amosonn for pointing me to a good hash code method in the wild.

1.3.0

Added JsonElementProxy. This class allows the client to define methods that expect a JsonElement to be called with native types by defining implicit casts from those types into the JsonElementProxy.

Suppose you have this method:

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void SomeMethod(JsonElement element) { ... }

The only way to call this is by passing a JsonElement directly. If you want to call it with a string or int, you have to resort to converting it with the .AsJsonElement() extension method:

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myObject.SomeMethod(1.AsJsonElement());
myObject.SomeMethod("string".AsJsonElement());

This gets noisy pretty quickly. But now we can define an overload that takes a JsonElementProxy argument instead:

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void SomeMethod(JsonElementProxy element)
{
    SomeMethod((JsonElement) element);
}

to allow callers to just use the raw value:

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myObject.SomeMethod(1);
myObject.SomeMethod("string");

1.2.3

Signed the DLL for strong name compatibility.

1.2.2

Added debug symbols to package. No functional change.

1.2.1

.ToJsonString() now just calls the serializer.

1.2.0

Added .ToJsonString() extension for JsonElement as .ToString() does not output JSON content.

1.1.0

Not released; skipped for some reason.

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1.0.0

Initial release.

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