This SDK provides an easy way for .NET developers to build C# or VB applications that interact with the Uber API.

This SDK is built using the Async/Await pattern for asynchronous development and .NET portable class libraries, making it easy to target multiple Microsoft platforms, including .NET 4.5, Windows Phone 8, Windows 8/8.1, and iOS/Android using Xamarin and Mono.NET.

You can try the SDK immmediately by installing the WadeWegner.Uber NuGet package.

Install-Package WadeWegner.Uber

You can try an ASP.NET MVC sample that demonstrates the OAuth 2.0 flow for acquiring a user access token. You can find this sample here: https://github.com/wadewegner/uber-sdk-for-net/tree/master/samples/Web.

Many of the APIs all you to simply use your server token for authentication. You accomlish this by initializing the UberClient with your server token:

var client = new UberClient("YOURSERVERTOKEN");

For full details, review the Uber authentication documentation.

To initial the OAuth 2.0 flow, you will need to redirect the user to login through Uber. You can generate the URL and redirector (in ASP.NET MVC) using the following code:

var url = Common.FormatAuthorizeUrl(ResponseTypes.Code, "YOURCLIENTID", HttpUtility.UrlEncode("YOURCALLBACKURL"));
return Redirect(url);

Once the user logs in and allows access, Uber will issue an HTTP 302 redirect back to your callback URL. Grab the authorization code and then get an access token using the following code:

var auth = new AuthenticationClient();
await auth.WebServerAsync(_clientId, _clientSecret, _callbackUrl, code);

Now you can initialize the client, specifying that you're using an access token (not a server token):

var client = new UberClient(TokenTypes.Access, auth.AccessToken);

var latitude = 37.5F;
var longitude = -122.2F;

You can use the server token ...

var client = new UberClient("YOURSERVERTOKEN");
var results = await client.ProductsAsync(latitude, longitude);

... or user token:

var client = new UberClient(TokenTypes.Access, auth.AccessToken);
var results = await client.ProductsAsync(latitude, longitude);

var latitude = 37.5F;
var longitude = -122.2F;

You can use the server token ...

var client = new UberClient("YOURSERVERTOKEN");
var results = await client.PriceEstimateAsync(latitude, longitude, latitude + 0.3F, longitude - 0.3F);

... or user token:

var client = new UberClient(TokenTypes.Access, auth.AccessToken);
var results = await client.PriceEstimateAsync(latitude, longitude, latitude + 0.3F, longitude - 0.3F);

var latitude = 37.5F;
var longitude = -122.2F;

You can use the server token ...

var client = new UberClient("YOURSERVERTOKEN");
var results = await client.TimeEstimateAsync(latitude, longitude);

... or user token:

var client = new UberClient(TokenTypes.Access, auth.AccessToken);
var results = await client.TimeEstimateAsync(latitude, longitude);

var client = new UberClient(TokenTypes.Access, auth.AccessToken);
var userActivity = await client.UserActivityAsync();

var client = new UberClient(TokenTypes.Access, auth.AccessToken);
var user = await client.UserAsync();

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If you find any issues with this demo that you can't fix, feel free to report them in the issues section of this repository.