Added support for JsonRequired, JsonProperty and StringLength #2
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…sonPropertyAttribute, fixed l10n issue in tests regarding DateTime
Added JsonRequiredAttribute, StringLengthAttribute and UseDataAnnotationAttributes
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Because I need to serialize complex objects to CSV and need the possibility of altering column-names as well as mark properties as required or limit the maximum length of strings, I added support for JsonRequiredAttribute, JsonPropertyAttribute and StringLengthAttribute to this awesome package.
I tried to maintain the overall structure of this project by introducing UseDataAnnotationAttributes (defaults to true) as well as adding new test cases.
As this is the first time, I am trying to contribute to a project hosted on GitHub, I sincerely ask for a review, feedback and eventually accepting my pull request leading to a new version published to the NuGet Gallery.
I assume, the versioning tasks takes place at your end.
Oh, also I fixed a spelling mistake in your copyright. ;-)