am1goo.System.Text.Json.Combiner 1.0.7

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System.Text.Json.Combiner

What is this:

You can deserialize a lot of inlined JSON files in one JSON file from different sources (local or remote files), like that:

Supported schemes:

• file:// to load file from system
• http:// and https:// to load files from web servers

How it can be used:

Use JsonCombiner instead of JsonSerializer to deserialize JSON file from file system and inherit each inlined class or struct from IJsonCombine interface

public TestObject LoadFromFile(string relativePath)
{
  string path = Path.Combine(Environment.CurrentDirectory, relativePath);
  return JsonCombiner.Deserialize<TestObject>(path, options);
}

Also you can able to make your own json IJsonLoader variant and register it via JsonCombiner.RegisterLoader method.

private void Main(string[] args)
{
  var myLoader = new MyJsonLoader();
  JsonCombiner.RegisterLoader("myhttp", myLoader);
}

Example:

Root file:

{
  "param1": "param1",
  "param2": 2,
  "param3": 3.3,
  "inner1": "file://inline/inner_object_1.json",
  "inner2": "inline/inner_object_2.json",
  "inner3": "http://any.public.host.xyz/json.file.json"
}

File inline/inner_object_1.json:

{
  "arg1": "arg1",
  "arg2": 44,
  "arg3": 55.55
}

File inline/inner_object_2.json:

{
  "arg1": "arg2",
  "arg2": 66,
  "arg3": 77.77
}