Represents a CloudEvent conforming to the 1.0 schema. This type has built-in serialization using System.Text.Json.
[System.Text.Json.Serialization.JsonConverter(typeof(Azure.Messaging.CloudEventConverter))]
public class CloudEvent[<System.Text.Json.Serialization.JsonConverter(typeof(Azure.Messaging.CloudEventConverter))>]
type CloudEvent = classPublic Class CloudEventGets or sets the event data as BinaryData. Using BinaryData, one can deserialize the payload into rich data, or access the raw JSON data using ToString().
DataContentTypeGets or sets the content type of the data.
DataSchemaGets or sets the schema that the data adheres to.
ExtensionAttributesGets extension attributes that can be additionally added to the CloudEvent envelope.
IdGets or sets an identifier for the event. The combination of Id and Source must be unique for each distinct event. If not explicitly set, this will default to a Guid.
SourceGets or sets the context in which an event happened. The combination of Id and Source must be unique for each distinct event.
SubjectGets or sets the subject of the event in the context of the event producer (identified by source).
TimeGets or sets the time (in UTC) the event was generated, in RFC3339 format. If not explicitly set, this will default to the time that the event is constructed.
TypeGets or sets the type of event related to the originating occurrence.
Methods Parse(BinaryData, Boolean)Given a single JSON-encoded event, parses the event envelope and returns a CloudEvent. If the specified event is not valid JSON an exception is thrown. By default, if the event is missing required properties, an exception is thrown though this can be relaxed by setting the skipValidation parameter.
Given JSON-encoded events, parses the event envelope and returns an array of CloudEvents. If the specified event is not valid JSON an exception is thrown. By default, if the event is missing required properties, an exception is thrown though this can be relaxed by setting the skipValidation parameter.
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