Post: psn-csharp - PSN API Wrapper for C#
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09-03-2016, 07:26 PM
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Tustin
Balls of Steel
The project compiles into a DLL and uses asynchronous methods to perform the requests. It requires three NuGet packages to compile: Flurl, Flurl.HTTP and Newtonsoft.JSON. Visual Studios should automatically fetch the packages it needs when you compile it for the first time. When the project is more filled out, i'll create a release on GitHub with the compiled DLL. For now, if you want to use the project, you can compile it yourself.
After you compile, add the DLL as a reference to a project and start it by creating a new Task on an asynchronous method:
If you reference the DLL and added the directive properly at the top, you should be able to build and it will output the authorization bearer token for your OAuth session.
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09-28-2016, 01:47 PM
#2
Boliberrys
^^ Sexy ^^
Originally posted by Tustin
My original You must login or register to view this content. got a good response, so I thought it would be fun to create one in C# as well. It will eventually be identical to the PHP project; I just need to rewrite all the methods. The basic authentication is done however so I thought the project was at least worth committing to GitHub.
The project compiles into a DLL and uses asynchronous methods to perform the requests. It requires three NuGet packages to compile: Flurl, Flurl.HTTP and Newtonsoft.JSON. Visual Studios should automatically fetch the packages it needs when you compile it for the first time. When the project is more filled out, i'll create a release on GitHub with the compiled DLL. For now, if you want to use the project, you can compile it yourself.
After you compile, add the DLL as a reference to a project and start it by creating a new Task on an asynchronous method:
If you reference the DLL and added the directive properly at the top, you should be able to build and it will output the authorization bearer token for your OAuth session.
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The project compiles into a DLL and uses asynchronous methods to perform the requests. It requires three NuGet packages to compile: Flurl, Flurl.HTTP and Newtonsoft.JSON. Visual Studios should automatically fetch the packages it needs when you compile it for the first time. When the project is more filled out, i'll create a release on GitHub with the compiled DLL. For now, if you want to use the project, you can compile it yourself.
After you compile, add the DLL as a reference to a project and start it by creating a new Task on an asynchronous method:
If you reference the DLL and added the directive properly at the top, you should be able to build and it will output the authorization bearer token for your OAuth session.
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Great share Tustin, definitely going to take a better look at it and start implementing something
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