The Couchbase SDK uses Newtonsoft's Json.Net as its default JSON serializer. If you are using a custom serializer, there are some special requirements which must be met to support Linq2Couchbase.
Custom serializers are used by creating a class which implements the ITypeSerializer interface, and including it in the SDK configuration. However, to support Linq2Couchbase, instead the serializer should extend IExtendedTypeSerializer. This interface provides a key additional feature.
The GetMemberName method is used to determine how a particular member property of a POCO will be written as JSON to the document in Couchbase. This is important, because the N1QL query must reference member names in the way they appear in Couchbase, not the way they appear in your .Net POCOs.
Here is an example of how this method was implemented for Newtonsoft's Json.Net.
Some attributes may have additional decorators applied that change how they are serialized. To support this, your serializer should implement ISerializationConverterProvider (in addition to IExtendedTypeSerializer). This interface can return a custom ISerializationConverter for a particular member, altering query generation behavior when this member is used in a N1QL query.
For more details, see Serialization Converters.
For performance reasons, be sure to use a cache in your internal implementation. The method is called each time a candidate property is encountered. In a system under load this could be many times per second for the same property.