Json.NET
13.0 Release 1Read and write JSON formatted data and perform .NET object serialization with this library, which provides support for various .NET Framework versions
Json.NET is a powerful framework for the .NET environment that allows object serialization, providing fast processing speed and XML support.
Aiming to provide versatility and address all user requirements, Json.NET deploys components for various versions of the .NET Framework, namely .NET 2, .NET 3.5, .NET 4, and .NET 4.5, as well as support for Windows 8 Store, Windows Phone, Mono, Xamarin, and Silverlight.
The integrated JSON serializer makes it possible for developers to conveniently convert between .NET objects and JSON, offering higher speeds than other similar development tools. Json.NET also provides support for BSON, JSON Schema, also providing serialization of circular references and multidimensional arrays. Additional attributes, such as JsonIgnore and JsonProperty, can be assigned to a class to define serialization options.
Thanks to the integrated JObject, JValue, and JArray components, you can use Json.NET to create, modify, and parse JSON formatted data. JSON Path enables developers to run queries in JSON with a simple syntax.
Furthermore, the JsonReader and JsonWriter libraries allow you to read and write such data, so you can generate JSON data either for display or debugging. If required, Json.NET can easily convert JSON data to XML format and vice-versa.
The popularity of Json.NET has grown over time and now it is used in various open-source projects, such as Mono, RavenDB, ASP.NET SignalR, or ASP.NET Web API.
Aiming to provide versatility and address all user requirements, Json.NET deploys components for various versions of the .NET Framework, namely .NET 2, .NET 3.5, .NET 4, and .NET 4.5, as well as support for Windows 8 Store, Windows Phone, Mono, Xamarin, and Silverlight.
The integrated JSON serializer makes it possible for developers to conveniently convert between .NET objects and JSON, offering higher speeds than other similar development tools. Json.NET also provides support for BSON, JSON Schema, also providing serialization of circular references and multidimensional arrays. Additional attributes, such as JsonIgnore and JsonProperty, can be assigned to a class to define serialization options.
Thanks to the integrated JObject, JValue, and JArray components, you can use Json.NET to create, modify, and parse JSON formatted data. JSON Path enables developers to run queries in JSON with a simple syntax.
Furthermore, the JsonReader and JsonWriter libraries allow you to read and write such data, so you can generate JSON data either for display or debugging. If required, Json.NET can easily convert JSON data to XML format and vice-versa.
The popularity of Json.NET has grown over time and now it is used in various open-source projects, such as Mono, RavenDB, ASP.NET SignalR, or ASP.NET Web API.
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Update Date
Mar 22 2021
Version
13.0 Release 1
License
MIT License
Created By
James Newton-King
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