v0.0.4

Features:

• You can now define request headers when creating a web source
• You can now intercept web requests before they are sent, by making use of SetGlobalRequestIntercept and/or SetSpecificWebRequestIntercept<T> methods on the context. Each takes an Action<HttpWebRequest> that can perform any work on the request before it is made. The former applies to all requests, while the latter applies to the specific method or property returning IEnumerable<T>. The specific intercept is run after the global intercept, so can override any changes made by the global intercept. There are also RemoveGlobalRequestIntercept, RemoveSpecificWebRequestIntercept<T> and RemoveAllSpecificWebRequestIntercepts methods for managing intercepts at run-time.

Bugfixes / Stability:

• Fixed a regression in class disambiguation code would cause the context code to be generated incorrectly.

v0.0.3

Features:

• Added a web input type, which supports GET requests to a url that returns json. If the url includes a query string it is also possible to generate a method taking the query parts as parameters.

• Added a text input type, which allows you to write or paste in json text as a source for your context.

• Added basic support for json inputs that do not have an array element at the root. Such inputs are exposed as an IEnumerables yielding the single element.

Bugfixes / Stability:

• Fixed an issue with json containing property names that conflict with C# keywords that would cause context generation to fail.

Other:

• Input sources for your context are processed in parallel, reducing the time taken to generate a context with many inputs
• The default 'rows to sample' value was reduced to 50 from the original value of 1,000. That was a little excessive 🐑.

v0.0.2

Features:

• File inputs are now streamed from disk and deserialised item-by-item, avoiding loading the complete source when using LINQ operators like Take, TakeWhile, ElementAt etc.
• Error reporting is slightly more comprehensive

Bugfixes / Stability:

• Fixed an issue where a class definition could be generated to include a property with the same name as the parent class, resulting in a compile error when generating the data context
• Added namespace disambiguation to input classes to avoid class name conflicts when working with multiple inputs.

v0.0.1

First release of the Json data context driver for LINQPad. See here for an overview.

Features:

• Generates a typed data context from any combination of individual files and search paths.