Now available as nuget package.
To get the acceptance tests to pass, you will need:
- your oauth consumer credential and a valid access token and
- your app_key and user_access_key and
- the base url for the version of the API you're connecting to
Place them in the spaces provided in Ponoko.Api.Acceptance.Tests/App.example.config, and rename it to App.config.
Make sure App.config is included in the project.
The domain repositories require access to the internet.
There is a default implementation (SystemInternet) expressed in terms of the System.Net classes.
SystemInternet requires an AuthorizationPolicy.
There are two default implementations choose from: OAuthAuthorizationPolicy and SimpleKeyAuthorizationPolicy.
See Examples\About_authorization for usage instructions.
There is a fully-executable specification in Ponoko.Api.Acceptance.Tests.Examples.
First you will need to satisfy some dependencies:
// You need some credentials
var consumer = new Credential("your_consumer_key", "your_consumer_secret");
var token = new Credential("your_token_key", "your_token_secret");
var credentials = new CredentialSet(consumer, token);
// and an authorization policy
var authPolicy = new DefaultOAuthAuthorizationPolicy(credentials);
// which is used by the Internet
var theInternet = new SystemInternet(authPolicy);
var baseUrl = "https://sandbox.ponoko.com/services/api/v2";
Once you have those, you're ready to go.
// To get a catalogue, first you need a Node
var nodes = new Nodes(theInternet, baseUrl);
var all = nodes.FindAll();
var firstNode = all[0];
// then you can get the catalogue
var catalogue = new MaterialsCatalogue(theInternet, baseUrl);
var allMaterials = catalogue.FindAll(firstNode);
// Seealso: AboutCreatingProducts
var design = new Design {
Filename = new FileInfo(@"path\to\teapot.eps").FullName,
MaterialKey = "2413",
Quantity = 1,
Reference = "42"
};
var seed = new ProductSeed {
Name = "Any product name",
Notes = "some long notes about the design",
Reference = "2413"
};
var createCommand = new CreateCommand(theInternet, baseUrl);
var theNewProduct = CreateCommand.Create(seed, design);
- AboutDesignImages you_get_an_error_if_you_supply_incorrect_content_type
- AboutHardware you_can_update_hardware_quantity
- AboutHardware you_can_remove_hardware
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