VisualStudio2012 easily convert JSON data to Poco code

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In Visual Studio 2012, it's easy to convert JSON data into Poco code, first you need to install Web Essentials 2012. In VS2012, the right-click menu in any CS file appears:

With this http://channel9.msdn.com/niners/CapSoft/achievements/visualstudio?json=true&raw=true URL as an example, the request will return the JSON data :

{"Name": "Capsoft", "FriendlyName": "Jphellemons", "achievements": [{"Name": "Morethan10stepover", "Currentnumber": 11 , "dateearned": "2012-08-22t14:00:23.9742427+02:00"},{"Name": "Usedorganizedusings50achievement", "CurrentNumber" : 3},{"name": "Regions10achievement", "dateearned": "2012-01-19t16:04:10.7662105+01:00"},{"name": " Closeallbutthis10achievement "," Currentnumber ": 8},{" Name ":" Morethan10stepinto "," Currentnumber ": One," DateEarned ": "2012-08-22t14:00:21.8049672+02:00"},{"Name": "ExtensionsAchievement5", "dateearned": "2012-03-15t09 : 37:43.3473414+01:00 "},{" Name ":" ExtensionsAchievement10 "," dateearned ":" 2012-03-15t09:37:43.5283517+01:00 "},{" Name ":" Installandregisterforachievements "," dateearned ":" 2012-03-15t09:37:43.7173626+01:00 "},{" name ":" Bravenewworldachievement "," dateearned ":" 2012-08-22t14:43:54.1176689+02:00 "},{" Name ":" ReferencedAssemblies25 "," Dateearned ":" 2012-08-22t14:44:54.1723276+02:00 "},{" Name ":" Morethan1000loc "," dateearned ":" 2012-08-23t09 : 39:37.8062693+02:00 "},{" Name ":" Morethan30enumfieldsachievEment "," dateearned ":" 2012-08-23t09:39:44.3466433+02:00 "},{" Name ":" Longerthan300locachievement "," DateEarned ":" 2012-08-23t09:39:44.6546610+02:00 "},{" Name ":" Equalopportunistachievement "," dateearned ":" 2012-08-23t09 : 39:44.7196647+02:00 "},{" name ":" Gotoachievement "," dateearned ":" 2012-08-28t09:55:57.0744434+02:00 "},{" name ":" Morethan10overloadsachievement "," dateearned ":" 2012-08-29t15:08:46.8305656+02:00 "}]}

Copy these data clips, execute "Paste JSON as Classes", and in the IDE we'll generate code like this:

     Public class Achievement

    {

         Public string Name {get; set;}

         Public int  Public DateTime dateearned {get; set;}

    }

     Public class Parent

    {

         Public string Name {get; set;}

         Public string  Public Achievement[] Achievements {get; set;}

    }

  We haven't written any code yet, so we're going to install a Json.NET class library from NuGet and get the data objects easily with the following three lines of code:

      New WebClient ();   

      string json = WC. Downloadstring ("Http://channel9.msdn.com/niners/CapSoft/achievements/visualstudio?json=true&raw=true" );    

      var data = jsonconvert.deserializeobject<parent> (JSON);

Well, so far, it's been easier to encode, and we can actually process JSONP data and hopefully help you with your development.

Petter Liu
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