Where is JsonExportOptions located in the IronPDF object model?

JsonExportOptions is in the IronPdf.Extractions namespace, shipped in IronPdf.dll. It derives from ExportOptionsBase.

How do you create a JsonExportOptions in C#?

Instantiate JsonExportOptions directly with one of its constructors, or obtain it from the relevant IronPDF API entry point. The class supports the standard C# new expression where a constructor is defined.

Class JsonExportOptions

Q: What is the JsonExportOptions class used for in C#?

JsonExportOptions is the IronPDF class that configuration options for JSON exports Currently inherits all options from ExportOptionsBase. It is part of the IronPdf.Extractions namespace and is used through the IronPDF C# API.

Configuration options for JSON exports

Currently inherits all options from ExportOptionsBase.

Inheritance

System.Object

ExportOptionsBase

JsonExportOptions

Inherited Members

ExportOptionsBase.SpanMode

ExportOptionsBase.IncludeHeaders

ExportOptionsBase.IncludeEmptyRows

ExportOptionsBase.TextEncoding

Namespace: IronPdf.Extractions

Assembly: IronPdf.dll

Syntax

public class JsonExportOptions : ExportOptionsBase

JsonExportOptions is the object IronPDF C# code works with for text extraction. It represents configuration options for JSON exports Currently inherits all options from ExportOptionsBase.

JsonExportOptions matters when an application needs to configure or invoke text extraction from C# code. The class encapsulates the related options and behavior in a single object that is set up once and reused across render or processing calls. Typical scenarios include batch generation pipelines, templated document workflows, and integration with existing C# document services.

To use JsonExportOptions, instantiate or obtain it from the relevant entry point in the IronPDF C# API. Assign options or invoke methods on the instance to configure or perform the operation. The export save PDF csharp covers typical usage in C# end to end.

using IronPdf;

var instance = new JsonExportOptions();

For the broader workflow, see the IronPDF C# documentation for related how-to guides and examples. For broader context, the text extraction portion of the IronPDF C# API contains related types that work with JsonExportOptions directly. JsonExportOptions instances inherit additional members from ExportOptionsBase that may be relevant in advanced scenarios. In application code, treat JsonExportOptions as a configured object that is constructed once and reused across operations rather than instantiated per call. Configuration is generally idempotent: assigning the same property value twice has the same effect as assigning it once. For diagnostic purposes, inspect the relevant JsonExportOptions property after each operation to confirm the configured state. See the constructors, properties, and methods tables below for the complete API surface of JsonExportOptions. Application code typically obtains or instantiates a single JsonExportOptions and shares it across multiple IronPDF operations rather than recreating it per call.