Parsing and Handling for C# Enums and Usage of Partial classes

[nabeelvalley]

Good day, when working with C# there are a couple of things I think may be useful due to the way C# works with enums and classes

1. For Enums, by default when serializing an object using the JSON parser we end up with enums which uses a number in the JSON representation. some GraphQL APIs require these as a string. It would be useful if we could possibly specify if enums should be parsed to an int or string, e.g. using something like the [JsonConverter(typeof(StringEnumConverter))] attribute on top of an enum. According to this Stackoverflow answer you can use JsonConvert.SerializeObject(MyObject, new Newtonsoft.Json.Converters.StringEnumConverter()); but perhaps just adding that to the documentation for anyone looking to modify the enum parsing
2. Additionally, it would also be useful to set classes to be partials so that consumers can add functionality (not sure if this is against what the project is trying to achieve though)

Generally, none of these are issues and there are workarounds but I think it would be useful to be able to just (at least) add some more genericness to the C# generated code to make working with it a bit more easier