.NET-library for reaktor.io. Contains three projects: main and legacy and a console-application for local testing.

Main project supports:

• .NET Framework (4.0.3+)
• Silverlight (4+)
• Windows Phone (7+)
• .NET for Windows App Store

Legacy-project supports:

• .NET 2.0+

Just add a reference to the build DLL. As always.

You can either use the asynchronus or the synchronus ('safe') mode.

If you want to go async, implement the following callbacks:

public void loginSucceded();
public void loginFailed();
public void triggerSucceded();
public void triggerFailed();

Create your reaktor:

reaktor.reaktor r = new reaktor.reaktor();
r.loginSucceded = loginSucceded;
r.loginFailed = loginFailed;
r.triggerSucceded = triggerSucceded;
r.triggerFailed = triggerFailed;

Login (async):

r.login("mail@host.com", "password");

Trigger a trigger (async):

Dictionary<String, String> dict = new Dictionary<String, String>();
dict.Add("parameter_name", "My Value");
r.trigger("Test", dict);

ATTENTION: You can only trigger a trigger AFTER you were logged in successfully. We recommend to take care of your status with a local variable or use the synchonous ('safe') mode.

If you want to go synchonous, do as follows:

Create your reaktor (synced login):

reaktor.reaktor r = new reaktor.reaktor("mail@host.com", "password");

Trigger a trigger (sync):

Dictionary<String, String> dict = new Dictionary<String, String>();
dict.Add("parameter_name", "My Value");
r.trigger("Test", dict, true);

Remember: Although you decided to do the login synchronous, you could send a trigger asynchronous.