Clerk.Net.DependencyInjection 0.1.0

Clerk API Client for .NET

Note: This project is currently in alpha. Breaking changes may occur before release.

Packages

Clerk.Net: Provides the standalone API Client as a Kiota-generated wrapper over Clerk's OpenAPI spec.

Clerk.Net.DependencyInjection: Dependency Injection extensions to register the ClerkApiClient into your container.

Getting Started

Make sure to add your SecretKey to your application configuration, ideally via the dotnet secrets manager.

DI Container Configuration (ASP.NET Core & Worker Services)

1. Install Clerk.Net.DependencyInjection from Nuget.
2. Add the following code to your service configuration:

builder.Services.AddClerkApiClient(config =>
{
    config.SecretKey = builder.Configuration["Clerk:SecretKey"]!
});

3. Request the ClerkApiClient in your services

public class MyBackgroundWorker : BackgroundService
{
    private readonly ClerkApiClient _clerkApiClient;

    public MyBackgroundWorker(ClerkApiClient clerkApiClient)
    {
        _clerkApiClient = clerkApiClient;
    }

    protected override Task ExecuteAsync(CancellationToken stoppingToken)
    {
        // Do work with the client
    }
}

Standalone Client

If you want to use the client by itself, install Clerk.Net and call ClerkApiClientFactory.Create, passing in your secret key.

The returned client should be treated as a singleton and created once for the lifetime of your application.

Testing

(To be written)

Disclaimer

I am not affiliated with nor represent Clerk. All support queries regarding the underlying service should go to Clerk Support.