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Today we have our own IResourceNameFormatter to apply casing conventions for resource names, attributes and query string parameters. And we have custom implementations for camel case and kebab case.
Instead of having our own, I'd like to reuse the ones that ship with the Newtonsoft.Json library (currently kebab case, camel case and snake case). This would enable the next setup using options:
Today we already heavily depend on the Newtonsoft.Json library, which I don't expect to change anytime soon as System.Text.Json is relatively young and lacks support for many features.
So I think now is not the time to abstract away from Newtonsoft.Json, which you'll need anyway if you want to configure things like enum string conversion, culture settings, tracing, timezone handling, dealing with circular references etc. Once System.Text.Json reaches feature parity, we'll have a better understanding how to support multiple serialization libraries and the right way to abstract settings.
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Today we have our own
IResourceNameFormatter
to apply casing conventions for resource names, attributes and query string parameters. And we have custom implementations for camel case and kebab case.Instead of having our own, I'd like to reuse the ones that ship with the Newtonsoft.Json library (currently kebab case, camel case and snake case). This would enable the next setup using options:
Today we already heavily depend on the Newtonsoft.Json library, which I don't expect to change anytime soon as System.Text.Json is relatively young and lacks support for many features.
So I think now is not the time to abstract away from Newtonsoft.Json, which you'll need anyway if you want to configure things like enum string conversion, culture settings, tracing, timezone handling, dealing with circular references etc. Once System.Text.Json reaches feature parity, we'll have a better understanding how to support multiple serialization libraries and the right way to abstract settings.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: