ByteSharp is a third-party client library for Byte.
Right now it maps one to one with the current Byte API. Anything you can do there, you should be able to do through this library.
Get it on Nuget or Clone/Compile this solution.
Features:
- Finding bytes via ID or Name.
- Getting the newest, or most popular byte feeds, and paging through them.
- Sending comments, stars, and flags on bytes.
- Checking and validating names for bytes.
- Checking and setting your current user status and account status.
- Creating and logging in users.
- Creating new bytes
- Editing existing bytes
Currently under development/known issues:
- Sending new files/images up to the byte servers. (Should work, but might be hit and miss)
var authManager = new AuthManager(new WebManager());
// The library automatically parses phone numbers for you,
// but you can format it yourself to match E.164 standards.
var phoneNumber = "555 555 5555";
var codeResult = await authManager.RequestCodeAsync(phoneNumber);
var code = "Code gotten from phone SMS";
var authResult = await authManager.RegisterAsync(phoneNumber, code);This will create a new user and return an authentication token. This token must be used for every other manager in order for the user to do anything.
Names are URLs for Byte. It is either set by the user or created on the server. In order to get a random URL that has not been taken, you can call this manager to both get a list of names, as well as validate them.
var nameManager = new NameManager(new WebManager("AuthToken"));
var result = await nameManager.GetNamesAsync();
Console.WriteLine($"First Generated Name: {result.Data.Names.First()}");
var validResult = await nameManager.ValidateNameAsync(result.Data.Names.First());
Console.WriteLine($"Is Valid: {validResult.Data.Ok} ");Once the user creates an account, you can check on their status and view the devices they have registered, as well as set some additional parameter fields.
var userManager = new UserManager(_webManager);
var result = await userManager.GetAccountAsync();
Console.WriteLine($"User Id: {result.Data.Id}");
Console.WriteLine($"Description: {result.Data.Description}");
var status = await userManager.GetStatusAsync();
Console.WriteLine($"Latest Message: {status.Data.LatestMessageString}");
Console.WriteLine($"Description: {status.Data.Description}");
Console.WriteLine("Write new description: ");
var des = Console.ReadLine();
var newAccountResult = await userManager.UpdateAccountAsync(des);
Console.WriteLine($"New Description: {newAccountResult.Data.Description}");Currently you can get the newest bytes, the more popular bytes, or the current users bytes. You can also search for them by name or id.
var postManager = new PostManager(_webManager);
var result = await postManager.GetLatestPostsAsync();
var result2 = await postManager.GetPopularPostsAsync();
var posts = result.Data.Posts;
Console.WriteLine(posts.First().Name);
var firstPostByName = await postManager.GetPostByNameAsync(posts.First().Name);
Console.WriteLine(firstPostByName.Data.Post.Name);If you want to contribute to this project (Any little bit helps!) then just fork this project and submit a pull request.
You need to have Visual Studio 2015, and the Nubuild Project System.