RestSharp - How to Serialize requests like an absolute boss

[@albertrangel5394]

I gotta tell you man you are doing such an amazing job for begginers. I'm glad I met your channel

[@nickproudprogrammer]

That's so great to hear! Thanks for the feedback. Let me know if there are any specific topics you'd like to see

[@guillermomazzari4983]

I am a new fan of your channel, very grateful to you for sharing your knowledge!

[@nickproudprogrammer]

You are very welcome

[@britishairways787]

Amazing work Nick !! Very happy that I found your video. Nice and clean explanation !! I am just beginning to understand RestSharp to implement the same in my current project. Myself being a QA would love to see more videos on deserializing the content and asserting them please :) Many Thanks and keep up the good work !

[@nickproudprogrammer]

Thanks for the feedback! That's very useful! I'll add that to my future video list 👍

[@misterwoody_]

Updated... Thanks Nick. Looking forward to a deserialization video when consuming existing API's. The major version bump to 107 caused me some issues when doing just that - to overcome the issue where I had a "bag full of nulls" for objects, make use of the JsonPropertyName annotation - put the returned name in the exact casing inside the annotation just above the record/class property and things come together. Hope that helps others in similar boat. Cheers

[@nickproudprogrammer]

Hey Tony! Awesome that's a great spot and thanks for sharing the tip!

[@slavkodjakovic2670]

Regards Nick! You explained this nicely. Thanks. But how to upload a xml file for example "A: \ VStudio \ Invoice \ Invoice-123.xml" via Rest API?

[@nickproudprogrammer]

Good question. First you'd need to get the data out of the XML file. You can either read the XML file data into an object - docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/programming-guide/concepts/serialization/how-to-read-object-data-from-an-xml-file or you can read it as a string and then convert that into an opject with File.ReadAllText. Then, take a look at RestSharp's AddXMLBodyMethod - restsharp.dev/usage.html#request-body

[@slavkodjakovic2670]

@@nickproudprogrammer Thank you Nick!

[@Renanmromeo]

Nice!

[@nickproudprogrammer]

Thanks!

[@maxspeed2247]

very useful,thank you

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