public async Task ShouldQueryProductTypesAsync()
{
Response <ProductTypeQueryResult> response = await _client.ProductTypes().QueryProductTypesAsync();
Assert.True(response.Success);
ProductTypeQueryResult productTypeQueryResult = response.Result;
Assert.NotNull(productTypeQueryResult.Results);
Assert.True(productTypeQueryResult.Results.Count >= 1);
int limit = 2;
response = await _client.ProductTypes().QueryProductTypesAsync(limit: limit);
Assert.True(response.Success);
productTypeQueryResult = response.Result;
Assert.NotNull(productTypeQueryResult.Results);
Assert.True(productTypeQueryResult.Results.Count <= limit);
}
/// <summary>
/// Run Product example code.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="client">Client</param>
/// <param name="project">Project</param>
public async static Task Run(Client client, Project.Project project)
{
string language = project.Languages[0];
/* GET PRODUCTS
* ===================================================================================
*/
Response <ProductQueryResult> productQueryResponse = await client.Products().QueryProductsAsync();
List <Product> products = new List <Product>();
if (productQueryResponse.Success)
{
ProductQueryResult productQueryResult = productQueryResponse.Result;
products = productQueryResult.Results;
Console.WriteLine("Retrieved {0} products.", products.Count);
}
else
{
Helper.WriteError <ProductQueryResult>(productQueryResponse);
}
// Get a single product by its ID.
string productId = products[0].Id;
Response <Product> productResponse = await client.Products().GetProductByIdAsync(productId);
Product product = null;
if (productResponse.Success)
{
product = productResponse.Result;
Console.WriteLine("Retrieved product with ID {0}.", product.Id);
}
else
{
Helper.WriteError <Product>(productResponse);
}
/* CREATE PRODUCT
* ===================================================================================
* You will need to specify the type of product you are creating using a
* resource identifier that references an existing product type in your commercetools
* project. So before creating the product, we will retrieve a ProductType from the
* API and use it to create a ResourceIdentifier object.
*/
Response <ProductTypeQueryResult> productTypeResponse = await client.ProductTypes().QueryProductTypesAsync();
ProductType productType = null;
if (productTypeResponse.Success)
{
ProductTypeQueryResult productTypeQueryResult = productTypeResponse.Result;
productType = productTypeQueryResult.Results[0];
Console.WriteLine("Retrieved product type with ID {0}.", productType.Id);
}
else
{
Helper.WriteError <ProductTypeQueryResult>(productTypeResponse);
return;
}
ResourceIdentifier resourceIdentifier = new ResourceIdentifier();
resourceIdentifier.TypeId = Common.ReferenceType.ProductType;
resourceIdentifier.Id = productType.Id;
LocalizedString productName = new LocalizedString();
productName[language] = "My New Product";
LocalizedString productSlug = new LocalizedString();
productSlug[language] = "mynewproduct";
ProductDraft productDraft = new ProductDraft(productName, resourceIdentifier, productSlug);
productResponse = await client.Products().CreateProductAsync(productDraft);
if (productResponse.Success)
{
product = productResponse.Result;
Console.WriteLine("Created new product with ID {0}.", product.Id);
Console.WriteLine("Product name: {0}", product.MasterData.Staged.Name[language]);
Console.WriteLine("Product slug: {0}", product.MasterData.Staged.Slug[language]);
}
else
{
Helper.WriteError <Product>(productResponse);
}
/* UPDATE A PRODUCT
* ===================================================================================
* Each change is made using its own update action object which maps to an update
* action call in the API. The list of update action objects are sent to the API using
* a single request. If there is an update action in the API that has not yet been
* implemented in the SDK, you can use the GenericAction class to make any request you
* want (as long as it is a valid update action supported by the API).
*/
SetKeyAction setKeyAction = new SetKeyAction();
setKeyAction.Key = "ABC123";
// Here is how you would make the changeName request using a GenericAction object.
productName[language] = "My New Name";
GenericAction changeNameAction = new GenericAction("changeName");
changeNameAction["name"] = productName;
changeNameAction["staged"] = true;
List <UpdateAction> actions = new List <UpdateAction>()
{
setKeyAction, changeNameAction
};
productResponse = await client.Products().UpdateProductAsync(product, actions);
if (productResponse.Success)
{
product = productResponse.Result;
Console.WriteLine("Updated product with ID {0}.", product.Id);
Console.WriteLine("Product key: {0}", product.Key);
Console.WriteLine("Updated product name: {0}", product.MasterData.Staged.Name[language]);
}
else
{
Helper.WriteError <Product>(productResponse);
}
/* DELETE A PRODUCT
* ===================================================================================
* Delete API requests return a generic response, but some return the object that was
* deleted. The Products delete request returns the full representation.
*/
productResponse = await client.Products().DeleteProductAsync(product);
if (productResponse.Success)
{
product = productResponse.Result;
Console.WriteLine("Deleted product with ID {0}.", product.Id);
}
else
{
Helper.WriteError <Product>(productResponse);
}
}
