Use camelCase for response objects about vs-streamjsonrpc HOT 4 CLOSED

Thanks, I got it working:

    let jsonMessageFormatter = new JsonMessageFormatter ()
    do jsonMessageFormatter.JsonSerializer.ContractResolver <- DefaultContractResolver(NamingStrategy = CamelCaseNamingStrategy())
    let handler = new HeaderDelimitedMessageHandler (sender, reader, jsonMessageFormatter)
    let rpc : JsonRpc = new JsonRpc(handler, this)
    do rpc.StartListening()

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Is there any reason you don't do this?

-        task { return { Message = "And dotnet will answer" } }
+        task { return { message = "And dotnet will answer" } }

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Properties in dotnet aren't typically lowercase. So, it is a bit of a habit I suppose.
If the easy answer is just to write lowercase properties, then that is a sufficient answer for me.
I just assumed it might be configurable somehow.

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It is configurable. But not at the StreamJsonRpc level. You'd have to tell your serializer of choice (Newtonsoft.Json in this case) that you want to do it. StreamJsonRpc exposes the APIs necessary for you to do this. You'll have to instantiate a JsonMessageFormatter yourself, then use its properties to set the Newtonsoft.Json settings to automatically change the naming convention. Then use that formatter in a handler that you then pass to the JsonRpc you create. So your one JsonRpc.Attach line of code will become 3-5 lines. But then, all the property names will adjust automatically.

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