public void GenerateAPIException()
{
var client = new Client("https://ciapi.cityindex.com/tradingapi", "ciapi.portable");
var t = client.LoginAsync("foo", "bar");
try
{
t.Wait();
}
catch (AggregateException ex)
{
// TODO: make sure exceptions are constructed consistently so that
// end user can easily respond.
// probably a good strategy is when we catch and exception in the client,
// if it is an aggregate with a single inner, just set exception to the inner, not the aggregate.
var flattened = ex.Flatten();
Debugger.Break();
}
}
public void CanLoginToCI()
{
var client = new Client("https://ciapi.cityindex.com/tradingapi", "ciapi.portable");
var loginTask = client.LoginAsync("xx663766", "password1");
// simple block till completion. Async completion can be used by getting the awaiter or setting a .ContinueWith task
loginTask.Wait();
// the response dto is available in loginTask.Result if
// you want to check passwordchangerequired etc but the client
// has already intercepted the response and set it's SessionId
// and fetched user's AccountInformation
Assert.AreEqual("xx663766", client.Username);
Assert.IsNotNullOrEmpty(client.SessionId);
Assert.IsNotNull(client.CurrentAccountInformation);
var logOutTask = client.LogOutAsync();
logOutTask.Wait();
Assert.IsNull(client.SessionId);
Assert.IsNull(client.Username);
Assert.IsNull(client.CurrentAccountInformation);
}
