Simple client library for parsing HTTP API responses.
In order to use it, add the following nuget packages to your project (order is important):
- Microsoft.Bcl.Build 1.0.21
- Microsoft.Net.Http 2.2.29
- HttpApiClient 1.0.5
- Newtonsoft.Json 11.0.1 (optional, needed if using JsonParser)
Check HttpApiClient.Tests project for running code.
private async Task<Product> ReadAsync(int productId)
{
var config = new Config($"localhost:64195/api/products/{productId}", false);
var request = new GetRequest(config, _responseLogger);
Product product = null;
(await request.RunAsync<JsonParser>())
.OnSuccess(parser => product = parser.To<Product>())
.OnAnyFailureThrow();
return product;
}
private async Task<IList<Product>> ReadAllAsync()
{
var request = new GetRequest(new Config($"localhost:64195/api/products", false), _responseLogger);
IList<Product> products = null;
(await request.RunAsync<JsonParser>())
.OnSuccess(parser => products = parser.To<IList<Product>>())
.OnAnyFailureThrow();
return products;
} private async Task<Product> CreateAsync(Product newProduct)
{
var config = new UploadConfig(
$"localhost:64195/api/products",
false,
JsonConvert.SerializeObject(newProduct));
var request = new PostRequest(config, _responseLogger);
Product product = null;
var response = await request.RunAsync<JsonParser>();
if (response.IsSuccessfull())
{
product = response.TypedParser.To<Product>();
}
return product;
} private async Task UpdateAsync(Product product)
{
var config = new UploadConfig(
$"localhost:64195/api/products/{product.Id}",
false,
JsonConvert.SerializeObject(product));
var request = new PutRequest(config, _responseLogger);
var response = await request.RunAsync<JsonParser>();
response.OnAnyFailureThrow();
} private async Task DeleteAsync(int productId)
{
var config = new Config($"localhost:64195/api/products/{productId}", false);
var deleteRequest = new DeleteRequest(config, _responseLogger);
var response = await deleteRequest.RunAsync<JsonParser>();
response.OnAnyFailureThrow();
}