BluzelleC# is a native .Net Core 3 library that can be used to access the Bluzelle database service.

• API docs
• Example application
• Quickstart Video Demo
• Main repo

• Install .Net Core 3.1 (https://dotnet.microsoft.com/download)

dotnet add package Bluzelle
or
nuget install Bluzelle

git clone https://github.com/BardinPetr/bluzelle-csharp
dotnet build

using BluzelleCSharp;
using BluzelleCSharp.Models;

var bz = new BluzelleApi(
                    "7f346254-2024-496f-bfa3-572a2e87ebd2",
                    "around buzz diagram captain obtain detail salon mango muffin brother morning jeans display attend knife carry green dwarf vendor hungry fan route pumpkin car",
                    "bluzelle1upsfjftremwgxz3gfy0wf3xgvwpymqx754ssu9");

// Create key "x" with value "data" and lease of 1 min
await bz.Create("x", "data",
    new LeaseInfo(0, 0, 1, 0),
    new GasInfo {GasPrice = 10});

// Read key "x" from DB
Console.WriteLine(await bz.Read("x"));

• All methods in lib are async
• Library ensures FIFO order of transaction execution
• Some methods has duplicate with Tx prefix: it means that command can be executed as transaction (with prefix) and as query (without prefix)
• Library can run under mono

Tests can be run using external test suite via HTTP API server located in TestAPI project. To run server:

cd TestAPI
dotnet run

Then use http://localhost:5000/ as HTTP POST endpoint for queries in format:

{
  "method": "$method name in Blzjs style$",
  "args": ["$method arguments in Blzjs style$", ...] 
}

All arguments are casted to string and then used in methods. For transaction calls gas configuration should be omitted, it is already set to GasPrice=10. Account data and namespace uuid should be placed in TestAPI/appsettings.json.

Example:

{
  "method": "create",
  "args": ["key", "value", 1000] // or ["key", "value", "1000"]
}