NetEatr 0.0.5

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NetEatr

RESTful web service consumer for .Net

Changelog

for changelog check here

Features

• Builder pattern
• Auto encode param and form url encoded body
• Auto parsed raw body from stream object to String
• Auto parsed JSON using Newtonsoft library
• Support synchronous or asynchronous operation
• Support progress observer

Requirements

• .Net Standar 2.0

Installation

Nuget

1. Go to Nuget package manager on visual studio
2. Search NetEatr
3. Install

Package Manager

run this on package manager console

Install-Package NetEatr -Version 0.0.5

.Net CLI

run this on .Net CLI

dotnet add package NetEatr --version 0.0.5

Manually

1. Clone this repository.
2. Added to your project.
3. Congratulation!

Usage Example

Synchronous

Build the object using HttpRequestBuilder and then execute
If your response contains some Json, you can pass your Model as Generic attribute

//HttpGet
Response response = HttpRequestBuilder.HttpGet.SetUrl("http://your.url.here")
    .AddHeaders("SOME-HEADER", "header_value").AddParam("param_key", "param_value").AwaitExecute();
    
boolean isSuccess = response.IsSuccess;
boolean hadException = response.hadException;
int statusCode = response.StatusCode;
string body = response.RawBody;

//HttpPost with Json response and Json body
RestResponse<Model> response = HttpRequestBuilder.HttpPost.SetUrl("http://your.url.here")
    .AddHeaders("SOME-HEADER", "header_value").AddParam("param_key", "param_value")
    .AddJsonBody(someObject).AwaitExecute<Model>();

Model responseObj = response.JsonBody;

Simple Asynchronous

Everything is same like synchronous, but instead of call AwaitExecute, call AsyncExecute
You can even pass onFinished delegate to run after request is finished

//Basic
HttpRequestBuilder.HttpGet.SetUrl("http://your.url.here")
    .AddHeaders("SOME-HEADER", "header_value").AddParam("param_key", "param_value")
    .AsyncExecute();
    
//With delegate
HttpRequestBuilder.HttpGet.SetUrl("http://your.url.here")
    .AddHeaders("SOME-HEADER", "header_value").AddParam("param_key", "param_value")
    .AsyncExecute((response) => {
        //YOUR CODE HERE
        // WILL BE EXECUTE AFTER REQUEST IS FINISHED
    });

//Using RestResponse
HttpRequestBuilder.HttpGet.SetUrl("http://your.url.here")
    .AddHeaders("SOME-HEADER", "header_value").AddParam("param_key", "param_value")
    .AsyncExecute<Model>((restResponse) => {
        //YOUR CODE HERE
        // WILL BE EXECUTE AFTER REQUEST IS FINISHED
        //restResponse is RestResponse<Model> object
    });

Advanced

Same like any http request, but you can set your delegate consumer separately. you can set 5 consumer:

• SetOnProgress which will run for every progress, it will give the progress in float start from 0.0f to 1.0f
  Because this method will called periodically, its better if you're not put object creation inside this method
• SetOnBeforeSending which will run before sending
• SetOnResponded which will ONLY run when you get response
• SetOnTimeout which will ONLY run when you get no response after timeout
• SetOnException which will ONLY run when you get unhandled exception

You don't need to set all of the consumer. just the one you need. Is up to you if you want to execute it using AsyncExecute or AwaitExecute

HttpRequestBuilder.HttpPost.SetUrl("http://your.url.here")
    .AddHeaders("SOME-HEADER", "header_value").AddParam("param_key", "param_value")
    .AddJsonBody(someObject)
    .SetOnTimeout(() => {
        //YOUR CODE HERE
    })
    .SetOnBeforeSending((httpWebRequest) => {
        //httpWebRequest is HttpWebRequest object which will executed before sending
        //You can manipulate this before sending
        //YOUR CODE HERE
    })
    .SetOnException((exception) => {
        //YOUR CODE HERE
    })
    .SetOnProgress((progress) => {
        //progress is float range from 0 - 1
        //YOUR CODE HERE
    })
    .SetOnResponded((response) => {
        //response is Response object
        //if you pass Generic parameter it will be RestResponse<Parameter> object
    })
    .AsyncExecute((response) => {
        //YOUR CODE HERE
        // WILL BE EXECUTE AFTER REQUEST IS FINISHED
    })

Contribute

We would love you for the contribution to NetEatr, just contact me to nayanda1@outlook.com or just pull request