I got an Object from Facebook SDK
var responsePages = (JsonObject)FBClient_.Get(new { ids =
[123123123, 123123123, 12312213, etc]});
This query returns data (see image)
Now how do I convert this into a list of objects? I have tried following but it does not work
var pe = (from dynamic page
in (IList<object>)(object)responsePages.Values
orderby page.name ascending
select new FBPage
{
Id = Convert.ToString(page.id),
}
).ToList();
So that failed, would appreciate any help because this dynamic stuff drives me seriously mad.
Thanks
You don't need to cast if you are using dynamic.
var fb = new FacebookClient();
dynamic result = fb.Get(new { ids = new[] { "...", "..." } });
var pages = new List<FBPage>();
foreach (var page in result.Values)
{
var fbPage = new FBPage {
Id = page.id,
Name = page.name
};
pages.Add(fbPage);
}
or if you want to use linq. (extension methods are not supported for dynamic, so you will need to do some casting, JsonObject => IDictionary<string, dyanmic>
, JsonArray => IList<dynamic>
)
var pages = ((IDictionary<string, dynamic>)result)
.Select(kpv => kpv.Value)
.Select(p => new FBPage { id = p.id, name = p.name })
.ToList();
Or you strongly typed classes.
var fbPages = fb.Get<IDictionary<string, FBPage>>(new {
ids = new[] { "...", "..." }
}).Values;
public class FBPage
{
public string id { get; set; }
public string name { get; set; }
}
'responsePages.Values' is an ICollection<JsonValue>
JsonValues can be serialized to Json strings, which can then be made the play things of a good Json deserializer such as Json.Net.
Using a simple loop this might look something like:
List<dynamic> dynamicList = new List<dynamic>();
List<FBPage> pe = new List<FBPage>();
foreach(var page in responsePages.Values)
{
//ToString is overridden in JsonValue to provide a string in Json format
string pageAsJsonString = page.ToString();
//Deserialize (parse) to a dynamic object using Json.Net's JObject.Parse static method
dynamic parsedPage = JObject.Parse(pageAsJsonString);
dynamicList.Add(parsedPage);
//Alternatively, if you have an appropriate object handy, deserialize directly:
FBPage deserializedPage = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<FBPage>(pageAsJsonString);
pe.Add(deserializedPage);
}
foreach(dynamic page in dynamicList)
{
Console.WriteLine(page.name);
}
foreach(FBPage page in pe)
{
Console.WriteLine(page.Id);
}
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