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Fix: fix type conversion of strings for all models in .NET SDK #670

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What does this PR do?

Corrects type conversion of string type by shifting from (string) type cast to using .ToString() method in the From() function in all the Models

Example (from the Document model):

  • Earlier (generated SDK)

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  • Now (generated SDK)

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Test Plan

  • Install the dependencies using composer
  • Run php example.php in the repo
  • View the From() function in all Models in the generated .NET SDK

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#320

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@adityaoberai adityaoberai requested a review from abnegate June 15, 2023 09:58
@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ namespace {{ spec.title | caseUcfirst }}.Models

public static {{ definition.name | caseUcfirst | overrideIdentifier}} From(Dictionary<string, object> map) => new {{ definition.name | caseUcfirst | overrideIdentifier}}(
{%~ for property in definition.properties %}
{{ property.name | caseCamel | escapeKeyword | removeDollarSign }}: {% if property.sub_schema %}{% if property.type == 'array' %}((JArray)map["{{ property.name }}"]).ToObject<List<Dictionary<string, object>>>().Select(it => {{property.sub_schema | caseUcfirst | overrideIdentifier}}.From(map: it)).ToList(){% else %}{{property.sub_schema | caseUcfirst | overrideIdentifier}}.From(map: ((JObject)map["{{ property.name }}"]).ToObject<Dictionary<string, object>>()!){% endif %}{% else %}{% if property.type == 'array' %}((JArray)map["{{ property.name }}"]).ToObject<{{ property | typeName }}>(){% else %}{% if property.type == "integer" or property.type == "number" %}{% if not property.required %}map["{{ property.name }}"] == null ? null : {% endif %}Convert.To{% if property.type == "integer" %}Int64{% else %}Double{% endif %}(map["{{ property.name }}"]){% else %}({{ property | typeName }}{% if not property.required %}?{% endif %})map["{{ property.name }}"]{% endif %}{% endif %}{% endif %}{% if not loop.last or (loop.last and definition.additionalProperties) %},{% endif %}
{{ property.name | caseCamel | escapeKeyword | removeDollarSign }}: {% if property.sub_schema %}{% if property.type == 'array' %}((JArray)map["{{ property.name }}"]).ToObject<List<Dictionary<string, object>>>().Select(it => {{property.sub_schema | caseUcfirst | overrideIdentifier}}.From(map: it)).ToList(){% else %}{{property.sub_schema | caseUcfirst | overrideIdentifier}}.From(map: ((JObject)map["{{ property.name }}"]).ToObject<Dictionary<string, object>>()!){% endif %}{% else %}{% if property.type == 'array' %}((JArray)map["{{ property.name }}"]).ToObject<{{ property | typeName }}>(){% else %}{% if property.type == "integer" or property.type == "number" %}{% if not property.required %}map["{{ property.name }}"] == null ? null : {% endif %}Convert.To{% if property.type == "integer" %}Int64{% else %}Double{% endif %}(map["{{ property.name }}"]){% else %}{% if property.type == "bool" %}({{ property | typeName }}{% if not property.required %}?{% endif %})map["{{ property.name }}"]{% endif %}map["{{ property.name }}"].ToString(){% endif %}{% endif %}{% endif %}{% if not loop.last or (loop.last and definition.additionalProperties) %},{% endif %}
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map["{{ property.name }}"].ToString()

Let's add a check for if the property is required and use a null-conditional to call ToString()

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@abnegate made the change

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We can make the code a bit more compact if the output is map["{{ property.name }}"]?.ToString() instead of map["{{ property.name }}"] == null ? null : map["{{ property.name }}"].ToString() since they are technically equivalent

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Makes sense
I was trying to retain the same styling as earlier (for numbers)

But that's a fair point 💯

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Made the change

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Let's make it so the ? is only present if the parameter is not required. If the parameter is required, we should be able to safely call ToString() without as it will always be non-null (if it is null, it indicates an API issue). So we should have:

  • map["{{ property.name }}"].ToString() for required parameters
  • map["{{ property.name }}"]?.ToString() for optional parameters

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Alright 👍

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Made this change @abnegate

@adityaoberai adityaoberai requested a review from abnegate June 16, 2023 06:49
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