NEW!!! json-everything now has a blog that covers how to use the technologies provided by this project as well as everything else JSON!
NEW!!! json-everything has a new documentation site that provides guides, examples, release notes, and full API reference!
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NOTE For now, these translations are included in the JsonSchema.Net nuget package. However as this list grows, it may make more sense to publish separate packages.
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json-everything also has a blog!
The primary philosophy behind json-everything is to ensure that common JSON functionality has good support in the System.Text.Json space.
The first step to that is checking whether there exist other projects that support a given function.
If so, that effort likely won't be duplicated here. A bit farther down you'll find a list of other projects that are doing some cool things with JSON.
Otherwise, it's open to consideration for this project.
There are actually multiple boxes. Each piece of functionality has been broken out into its own library, so you can pick an choose the one(s) that you need.
- JSON Schema (drafts 6 and higher)
- Generation of schemas from .Net types supported in an additional library
- Random instance data generation (powered by Bogus)
- OpenApi 3.1 vocabulary extension
- A vocabulary for accessing instance and external data
- A vocabulary for validating item uniqueness based on specific item values
- JSON Path (RFC in progress) (.Net Standard 2.1) (please see issue #309 regarding future support)
- JSON Patch (RFC 6902)
- JsonLogic (.Net Standard 2.1)
- JSON Pointer (RFC 6901)
- Relative JSON Pointer
- Json.More.Net
- Just some general-use extensions that probably should be included in System.Text.Json(.Nodes) but aren't
- Yaml2JsonNode
- When you use YamlDotNet to parse YAML text, this library will convert it to
JsonNodefor you! Then you can use that data wherever you already have support forJsonNode(like all of those ☝️).
- When you use YamlDotNet to parse YAML text, this library will convert it to
Please see
- json-everything.net for an online playground where you can experiment with these packages, all run in your client, powered by Blazor.
- docs.json-everything.net for documentation.
- blog.json-everything.net for a blog about all things JSON!
You can also view JSON Schema Test Suite results on Bowtie, which runs the test suite against multiple implementations across different platforms.
DISCLAIMER My library, JsonSchema.Net is not related to or associated with the website https://jsonschema.net, except that they are both excellent JSON Schema tools.
If you don't find what you're looking for here, please try one of these excellent projects:
- JsonCons.Net by @danielaparker
- JSON Pointer
- JSON Patch
- JSON Merge Patch
- JSON Path
- JMES Path
- (more to come)
If you use JSON to do something that is not covered by a library in this suite or one of the above projects, feel free to create a feature issue.
If you have or know of another project that extends System.Text.Json to do cool things, I'd like to list it here, so please create a general issue to let me know about it.