I have an incoming json object that represents the data pulled from a database structure.
I would like to map it to the Entity Framework model which has the definitions either from attributes or from model builder in the DB context.
When running Entity Framework, this data maps correctly so I know the models are correct.
So using the same structure, instead of calling the database through EF, I am pulling from an API that has the same incoming data structure as the entity.Property column names.
How do I map the incoming json structure to the model object?
Attributes
[Table("model_example")]
public class ModelExample
{
[Column("property_to_map")] // <-- db column name
public int PropertyToMap { get; set; }
}
Or ModelBuilder:
modelBuilder.Entity<ModelExample>(entity =>
{
entity.ToTable("model_example");
entity.Property(e => e.PropertyToMap).HasColumnName("property_to_map");
}
Incoming JSON example:
{ "property_to_map":1 }
So if this data was pulled from the db it would automatically be mapped to `ModelExample.PropertyToMap' and the ModelExample code model.
How do I map it? Is there a way to use the Entity Framework process?
Update
I know how to map from json to object using Newtonsoft. I'm trying to map to the entity without having to use a mapper. Entity Framework already has these values, I was hoping to just use entity framework tie in.
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