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Support custom JsonSerializerOptions in EFCore.MySql.Json.Microsoft #1827
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Support custom JsonSerializerOptions in EFCore.MySql.Json.Microsoft #1827
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namespace Pomelo.EntityFrameworkCore.MySql.Json.Microsoft.Infrastructure; | ||
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public interface IMysqlJsonOptions |
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This looks like a casing issue; shouldn't it be IMySqlJsonOptions
for consistency?
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I will change it
public MySqlJsonMicrosoftPocoValueConverter(JsonSerializerOptions jsonSerializerOptions) | ||
: base( | ||
v => ConvertToProviderCore(v), | ||
v => ConvertFromProviderCore(v)) | ||
v => ConvertToProviderCore(v, jsonSerializerOptions), | ||
v => ConvertFromProviderCore(v, jsonSerializerOptions)) | ||
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private static string ConvertToProviderCore(T v) | ||
=> JsonSerializer.Serialize(v); | ||
private static string ConvertToProviderCore(T v, JsonSerializerOptions jsonSerializerOptions) | ||
=> JsonSerializer.Serialize(v, jsonSerializerOptions); | ||
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private static T ConvertFromProviderCore(string v) | ||
=> JsonSerializer.Deserialize<T>(v); | ||
private static T ConvertFromProviderCore(string v, JsonSerializerOptions jsonSerializerOptions) | ||
=> JsonSerializer.Deserialize<T>(v, jsonSerializerOptions); |
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I am not sure at the moment, that we want to force the use of a jsonSerializerOptions
parameter. We might want to make it optional, falling back on the default options.
public interface IMysqlJsonOptions | ||
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JsonSerializerOptions JsonSerializerOptions { get; } | ||
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I am not convinced that this is the right approach. I think users should have the ability to set JsonSerializerOptions
using the model, not injecting them via a service.
They should be able to set a default on the model itself and then also concrete options on (JSON) properties of entities (that override the default options). They also need to be supplied in a JSON provider specific fashion (since we support Microsoft and Newtonsoft JSON implementations). So this requires JSON provider specific extension methods.
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You can use source-generated JsonSerializerOptions or provide additional converters when using JSON columns. This PR makes it possible