ConnectWise.Http 1.0.4

ConnectWise.Http

A .Net HttpClient wrapper for interacting with the ConnectWise Manage REST API.

Installation

NuGet PM> Install-Package ConnectWise.Http

Usage

Client Setup

using ConnectWise.Http;

// Create Settings
var settings = new CWApiSettings(
  "https://cw.siteurl.com",
  "companyName",
  new MemberAuthSettings("publicKey", "privateKey")
  );

// Create HTTP Client
var client = new CWHttpClient(settings);

GET Request

using ConnectWise.Http.Modules.Service;

// Build & Send Request
int ticketId = 121;
var request = ServiceModule.Tickets.GetRequest(ticketId);
var response = await client.SendAsync(request);

POST/PUT Request

You serialize the body content before building the request.

// Build & Send Request
string serializedContent = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(...);
var request = ServiceModule.Tickets.CreateRequest(serializedContent);
var response = await client.SendAsync(request);

PATCH Request

ConnectWise.Http provides a ConnectWise Patch Operation object as per their REST developer documentation.

// List Patch Operations
var operations = new List<CWPatch>();
operations.Add(new CWPatch {
  Op = CWPatchOperation.Replace,
  Path = "status/name",
  Value = "Closed"
  });
  
// Build & Send Request
int ticketId = 121;
var request = ServiceModule.Tickets.UpdateRequest(ticketId, operations);
var response = await client.SendAsync(request);

Deserialization

ConnectWise.Http can also attempt to deserialize the response into your provided type.

// Where "TConnectWiseTicket" is your custom type.
int ticketId = 121;
TConnectWiseTicket ticket = null;
var request = ServiceModule.Tickets.GetRequest(ticketId);
var response = await client.SendAsync<TConnectWiseTicket>(request);
if (response.IsSuccessful && response.IsDeserialized) ticket = response.Data;

Modules

Below are the modules currently implemented. You can use the CWRequest object to specify specific endpoints not yet supported here - These serve only to simplify the creation of the request URI.