Changed Json Serialization to System.Text.Json #5
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System.Text.Json ist faster then Newtonsoft.Json, so I changed the code to fit the new lib.
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Hi togehter,
I have been using CM for some time, but via direct call and python. With the switch to C# I found this repo.
I have changed the code from Newtonsoft.Json to System.Text.Json. System.Text.Json is in comparisons faster than newtonsoft. This should speed up the execution, especially if you have to send many calls.
Furthermore System.Text.Json should be delivered with dotnet, so this lib would have less dependencies.
I tested the code with your test scripts and also the dtmf part productive in my application.
I hope the code meets your expectations.