Creating a PSObject PowerShell in a C # Cmdlet

Question

New in C #, but in PowerShell. Taking another code. Writing a compiled PowerShell module and trying to figure out how to create an object based on the returned data. Right now, the code returns a string:

ServerResponse<UCCSiteModel> requestModel = this.MakeRequest("/site/api/", "site", "GET", this.Credentials, queryString);
StringBuilder builder = new StringBuilder();

if (requestModel != null && requestModel.Response != null)
{
    builder.AppendLine("SiteID: " + requestModel.Response.SiteID);
    builder.AppendLine("Identity: " + requestModel.Response.SiteName);
    builder.AppendLine("Site Code: " + requestModel.Response.SiteCode);
    builder.AppendLine("Contact Name: " + requestModel.Response.ContactName);
    builder.AppendLine("Contact Number: " + requestModel.Response.ContactNumber);
    builder.AppendLine("Contact Email Address: " + requestModel.Response.ContactEmailAddress);
    builder.AppendLine("Address: " + requestModel.Response.Address);
    builder.AppendLine("City: " + requestModel.Response.City);
    builder.AppendLine("State: " + requestModel.Response.State);
    builder.AppendLine("Post Code: " + requestModel.Response.PostCode);
    builder.AppendLine("Time Zone: " + requestModel.Response.Timezone);
    builder.AppendLine("Longitude: " + requestModel.Response.longitude);
    builder.AppendLine("Latitude: " + requestModel.Response.latitude);                    
    this.WriteResponse(requestModel, builder.ToString());
}

How do I create an object from requestModel.Responseto send back to PowerShell instead of a string? When writing PowerShell, I would usually use New-Object PsObject, then Add-Member. Not sure how to do this in C #, or what it's called (so that I can search). Is anyone

Answer 1

Add-Member Add() Members PSObject ( CamelCase PowerShell):

if (requestModel != null && requestModel.Response != null)
{
    PSObject responseObject = new PSObject();

    responseObject.Members.Add(new PSNoteProperty("SiteID", requestModel.Response.SiteID));
    responseObject.Members.Add(new PSNoteProperty("Identity", requestModel.Response.SiteName));
    // and so on etc... 
    responseObject.Members.Add(new PSNoteProperty("Latitude", requestModel.Response.latitude));

    this.WriteObject(responseObject);
}

Answer 2

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public class RequestResponse {
    public int SiteID { get; set;}
    public string Identity { get; set; }
    other fields...
}

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var response = new RequestResponse();

if (requestModel != null && requestModel.Response != null)
{
    response.SiteID = requestModel.Response.SiteID;
    response.Identity  = requestModel.Response.Identity ;

    fill in other fields...
    this.WriteResponse(requestModel, response);
}

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