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I have flat C# class with lots of properties and I want to serialize an instance of that class into JSON using Json.NET. While serializing, I need to produce a JSON string that is nested. I know that I can create subclasses to achieve this but this is unnecessary overhead.

Let's assume I have this class:

public class MyClass{
  [JsonProperty("subgroupa.myotherproperty")]
  public int MyProperty {get;set;} = 5;
}

How can I get this JSON:

{
  "subgroupa": {
     "myotherproperty": 5
   }
}

In the past, I was able to deserialize such a nested JSON string into a flat object. Therefore, I believe Json.NET can also do the opposite.

citronas
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  • I think I found a customized solution here https://stackoverflow.com/a/41522391/225808 Is there anything build into Json.NET? – citronas Dec 13 '22 at 12:27

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    using System.Text.Json; 

    public class MyClass{
        [JsonProperty("subgroupa.myotherproperty")]
        public int MyProperty {get;set;} = 5;}

  string subgroupa = JsonSerializer.Serialize(MyClass);
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