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QUESTION
I am having trouble with DateTimeFormat
in Newtonsoft.Json. The API that I am publishing to requires milliseconds on all of the dates. The object I am serializing has a number of date fields, and some of these are null for some of the data.
I can't seem to get the JSON to output both null for the null dates AND inlucde the milliseconds in the fields that have dates. I can get one or other working, but not both together.
Pretty sure it is something small, but I've not managed to get to the bottom of it and I've spent a few days at it.
This correctly outputs null, but does not include milliseconds:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-07 at 02:11The issue is that the ReadJson
and WriteJson
methods in your MinDateTimeConverter
do not call the base class, so the normal processing that handles the custom date format in the non-null case never happens. Here is the corrected code:
QUESTION
I am writing an Angular front end for an API that occasionally serves Infinity
and -Infinity
(as bare words) in the JSON response object. This is of course not compliant with the spec, but is handled a few different JSON libraries, albeit optionally. I have an Angular service in place that can successfully retrieve and handle any retrieved entity that does not have these non-conforming values. Additionally, I have managed to get an HttpInterceptor
in place which just logs when events trickle through, just to be sure I have it connected properly.
The issue that I am facing is that the HttpInterceptor
seems to allow me to do one of two things:
- Catch/mutate the request before it is sent to the API, or
- Catch/mutate the request after it comes back from the API, and also after it is parsed.
What I would like to do is very similar to this question for native javascript, but I have not been able to determine if it is possible to tie into the replacer
function of JSON.parse in the Angular Observable pipe (I think that if tying into that is possible it would solve my issue).
I have also found this question for Angular which is close, but they appear to have been able to handle changing the response to something other than the bare-words, which I don't have the liberty of doing.
This is the current implementation of my HttpInterceptor
, note that it does not actually make any changes to the body. When retrieving an entity without these bare-word values, it logs to the console and all is well. When retrieving an entity with any of these bare-word values, an error is thrown before the HERE
line is hit.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-14 at 20:36I was able to figure out how to achieve this, and it came down to:
- Modifying the request to return as text instead of json
- Catch the text response and replace the bare word symbols with specific string flags
- Parse the text into an object using
JSON.parse
, providing areviver
function to replace the specific string flags with the javascript version of+/-Infinity
andNaN
Here's the Angular HttpInterceptor
I came up with:
QUESTION
I was having an issue with my .NET Core API where when DateTimes were serializes, it would leave off milliseconds if the value was 0. This question explains the issue. I added the following to my .NET Core Startup class and it resolved the issue such that when I did a GET
, all dates would be formatted correctly:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-25 at 20:37One quick solution is to introduce and use WriteOnlyIsoDateTimeConverter
:
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