Parsing JSON into C# objects in Unity

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public class CommunicationLayer : Monobehavior
{
  public string response_message;
	string baseAPIEndpoint = ClientConstants.GAMESERVER_URL;  // base url for your API endpoints

	/// <summary>
	/// Sends a Generic API call. should be done via coroutine
	/// </summary>
	/// <returns>The API call.</returns>
	/// <param name="endpoint">Endpoint we are wanting to hit</param>
	/// <param name="endpoint">callbackObject - name of the game object that we will notify once the json is loaded.</param>
	/// <param name="endpoint">callbackSuccess - function name we're going to call if all goes well.</param>
	/// <param name="endpoint">callbackError - function we're going to call if things go south.</param>
	public IEnumerator SendAPICall( string endpoint, string callbackObject, string callbackSuccess, string callBackError)
	{
		string url = baseAPIEndpoint + endpoint;

		Debug.Log("Sending API Call: " + url);
		
		// connect to the server
		WWW w = new WWW( url);
		
		// wait for the server response
		yield return w;
		
	
		if (w.error != null)
		{
			Debug.LogError("WWW result [ERROR]: " + w.error);
			GameObject callback = GameObject.Find ( callbackObject);
			// ok so we loaded up the json in the w.text field, send it to our callback so we can parse it into the c# object
			callback.SendMessage ( callBackError, w.text, SendMessageOptions.DontRequireReceiver );
		}
		else
		{
			Debug.Log("WWW result [DONE]: " + w.text);

			GameObject callback = GameObject.Find ( callbackObject);
			// ok so we loaded up the json in the w.text field, send it to our callback so we can parse it into the c# object
			callback.SendMessage ( callbackSuccess, w.text, SendMessageOptions.DontRequireReceiver );
		}
			
		} // end else
	}// end SendAPICall
	
	// then in our callback object, we can parse it like so:
  // parse API response in our callback
  public bool ParseResponse( string json)
	{
		int iParse;
		bool bParse;
		Debug.Log("Login Response result [DONE]: " + json);
		var response = JSONNode.Parse(json);

    // create c# data model for us to load in the response
		DataModel apiResponse = new LoginResponse();

		apiResponse.authenticationToken = response["authenticationToken"];

    // sub c# objects as necessary
		apiResponse.user = new User();
		apiResponse.user.images = new List<Image>();

		int.TryParse(response["user"]["imageCount"], out iParse);
		apiResponse.user.imageCount = iParse;

		apiResponse.user.firstname = response["firstname"];

    int.TryParse(response["user"]["userId"], out iParse);
		loginResponse.user.userId = iParse;

		int.TryParse(response["user"]["profileId"], out iParse);
		loginResponse.user.profileId = iParse;

  }
}