Create JSON from an Object |
This sample converts .NET values to LINQ to JSON using JTokenFromObject(Object).
public class Computer { public string Cpu { get; set; } public int Memory { get; set; } public IList<string> Drives { get; set; } }
JValue i = (JValue)JToken.FromObject(12345); Console.WriteLine(i.Type); // Integer Console.WriteLine(i.ToString()); // 12345 JValue s = (JValue)JToken.FromObject("A string"); Console.WriteLine(s.Type); // String Console.WriteLine(s.ToString()); // A string Computer computer = new Computer { Cpu = "Intel", Memory = 32, Drives = new List<string> { "DVD", "SSD" } }; JObject o = (JObject)JToken.FromObject(computer); Console.WriteLine(o.ToString()); // { // "Cpu": "Intel", // "Memory": 32, // "Drives": [ // "DVD", // "SSD" // ] // } JArray a = (JArray)JToken.FromObject(computer.Drives); Console.WriteLine(a.ToString()); // [ // "DVD", // "SSD" // ]