There are special use-cases that each language supports; this document pertains to C# models.
- Generate serializer and deserializer functionality
- Generate models with equals and GetHashCode methods
- Generate models with auto-implemented properties
- Change the collection type for arrays
- Generate custom enum value names
- Generate models with inheritance
Sometimes you want to serialize the data models into JSON. In order to do that use the preset CSHARP_JSON_SERIALIZER_PRESET
External dependencies: Requires System.Text.Json, System.Text.Json.Serialization and System.Text.RegularExpressions to work.
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To overwrite the Equal and GetHashCode methods, use the preset CSHARP_COMMON_PRESET and provide the options equal: true and hashCode: true
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To generate auto-implemented properties (the ones with with { get; set; } accessors), use the preset CSHARP_COMMON_PRESET and provide the option autoImplementedProperties: true
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If you consider the Array Class to be insuitable for your situation, then you might look into setting the collectionType: 'List' option to your instance of the generator. This will cause all of the collections to be rendered as of type System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<T>.
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When using AsyncAPI or JSON Schema, it is not possible to associate enum names with values however with extensions it is.
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If you want the generated models to inherit from a custom class, you can overwrite the existing rendering behavior and create your own class setup.
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