C#•3y ago

MapPost: Parameters are null

This is my Post endpoint

app.MapPost("/register", (UserRepo userRepo, RegisterDto RegisterDto ) =>
{
  ...
}

app.MapPost("/register", (UserRepo userRepo, RegisterDto RegisterDto ) =>
{
  ...
}

app.MapPost("/register", (UserRepo userRepo, RegisterDto RegisterDto ) =>
{
  ...
}

app.MapPost("/register", (UserRepo userRepo, RegisterDto RegisterDto ) =>
{
  ...
}

When sending a Request with this Payload

{RegisterDto: {Name: "Herbert"}}

{RegisterDto: {Name: "Herbert"}}

{RegisterDto: {Name: "Herbert"}}

{RegisterDto: {Name: "Herbert"}}

the Endpoint is hit, but the Name-Property in RegisterDto is still null
with [FromBody] and [AsParameters] i have the same issue

 public class RegisterDto
    {
        public string Name { get; set; }
    }

 public class RegisterDto
    {
        public string Name { get; set; }
    }

 public class RegisterDto
    {
        public string Name { get; set; }
    }

 public class RegisterDto
    {
        public string Name { get; set; }
    }

What does the JSON have to look like so that it works?

GopherOP•2/14/23, 7:17 PM

{name: "dsadsadsa"}

{name: "dsadsadsa"}

just the name works fine,
but at the client i want to serialize the whole object and send it

Angius•2/14/23, 7:24 PM

It is the whole object

Angius•2/14/23, 7:25 PM

It has a single property

Angius•2/14/23, 7:25 PM

The name of it is "Name"

GopherOP•2/14/23, 7:25 PM

eventually serializing the whole thing with the dto-name is not a good idea?

Angius•2/14/23, 7:25 PM

More like a "why" idea

GopherOP•2/14/23, 7:27 PM

it felt more intuitive when i try to send a nested json, when the name of the top is included

GopherOP•2/14/23, 7:30 PM

Well i'll just make it the way it is supposed to be. Thx.