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Json.Net for deserialization #3
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If you're using asp.net core and nancy v2 then this might be a good option as it uses json.net jchannon/Nancy.JsonPatch.Core |
Shoot, we're on .net 4.5 for this particular project. Thanks for the suggestion though |
Sorry for the slow reply, not sure why I didn't get a notification for this. It's not currently possible, but wouldn't be too difficult. We would need to implement a new version of Let me know if I can help any more.. all pull requests will be gratefully received 😄 |
No worries, Dave. I was also able to work around the issue I ran into, so it all worked out. I just finished up the project that I used it in, and its working great for what we need with my workaround. Later on, I'll consider doing a pull request with something like what you mentioned, but if I do it'll honestly be a while--hopping on a new project with kind of a tight deadline. So it goes... Thanks for your input and of course for writing the library! |
Hi,
Firstly, thanks for implementing patch operations! It's exactly what I need for what I'm doing.
One question: is there a way I can easily substitute in json.net instead of JavaScriptSerializer? Or do you know if someone has forked and made that change or is working on it?
Thanks,
-John
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