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Given that JSON strings are first class citizens in many modern databases, it would be nice, if there was an easy way to decorate a property using an attribute that would trigger JSON serialization/deserialization to/from database calls.
Note: this should handle enumerables as a JSON array, where objects will be the object structure. This should probably use the default json serialization for .Net Core/5+ with a minimal/default configuration, that can possibly be extended or overridden.
Given that JSON strings are first class citizens in many modern databases, it would be nice, if there was an easy way to decorate a property using an attribute that would trigger JSON serialization/deserialization to/from database calls.
Note: this should handle enumerables as a JSON array, where objects will be the object structure. This should probably use the default json serialization for .Net Core/5+ with a minimal/default configuration, that can possibly be extended or overridden.
Related to #688
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