This piece of code:
open FSharp.Data
type ColorProvider = JsonProvider<"""
[
{
"color": "Red",
"code": 15
},
{
"color": "Green"
}
]
""", SampleIsList=true>
let value = ColorProvider.Root(color = "Blue", code = None)
printf "%A" value
Produces this JSON:
{
"color": "Blue",
"code": null
}
I'm passing the json to an external service which doesn't handle nulls. Either it must be an integer or the whole property must be missing.
Is there a way to hide the code property when it's null?
You are using FSharp's object printing feature for generating JSON. It produces JSON-like output, but in my opinion it is not meant for that task. I'd suggest using a JSON library for that, personally I like using https://github.com/Microsoft/fsharplu/wiki/fsharplu.json for that task, as it produces beautiful JSON for Discriminate Unions.