NamespaceSystemLibrary.Common.Framework.App SystemLibrary.Common.Framework.Client.dll

Base class of a ClientResponse

- Contains the HttpResponseMessage itself

Used when you do not want to return 'object' nor generic type, but you want to be clear in what object is returned in your C# functions

- Contains 'data' variable for serializing purposes, so 'data' variable is never undefined in JS world (depends on the JSON serialization options youve set, but out of the box its null if not set)

ClientResponse

public class ClientResponse

Inheritance

object

ClientResponse

ClientResponse<T>

Examples

Arguments

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Properties

Base class of a ClientResponse

- Contains the HttpResponseMessage itself

Used when you do not want to return 'object' nor generic type, but you want to be clear in what object is returned in your C# functions

- Contains 'data' variable for serializing purposes, so 'data' variable is never undefined in JS world (depends on the JSON serialization options youve set, but out of the box its null if not set)

Remarks

X

Note: This variable is null or the 'data' variable from the generic ClientResponse

This variable is defined here too, to avoid undefined scenarios in JS world

And this class is then used as base class for all responses so you can always cast anything to this class and then do a serialize that just gives the data without all other statuscode, httpmessage etc.

public object Data { get; }

X

Property Value

Type	Description
object

Base class of a ClientResponse

- Contains the HttpResponseMessage itself

Used when you do not want to return 'object' nor generic type, but you want to be clear in what object is returned in your C# functions

- Contains 'data' variable for serializing purposes, so 'data' variable is never undefined in JS world (depends on the JSON serialization options youve set, but out of the box its null if not set)

public bool IsSuccess { get; }

X

Property Value

Type	Description
bool

Base class of a ClientResponse

- Contains the HttpResponseMessage itself

Used when you do not want to return 'object' nor generic type, but you want to be clear in what object is returned in your C# functions

- Contains 'data' variable for serializing purposes, so 'data' variable is never undefined in JS world (depends on the JSON serialization options youve set, but out of the box its null if not set)

[JsonIgnore] public HttpResponseMessage Response { get; }

X

Property Value

Type	Description
HttpResponseMessage

Extension Methods

ObjectExtensions.Json(object, bool)

ObjectExtensions.Json(object, JsonSerializerOptions, bool, params JsonConverter[])

ObjectExtensions.Json(object, params JsonConverter[])

ObjectExtensions.Xml(object)

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