UpdownDotnet 1.0.4

updown-dotnet

A simple Updown.io .NET Client

Notes

• This client is a simple wrapper around the Updown.io API. It does not implement all the API endpoints.
• The client uses the System.Text.Json namespace to serialize and deserialize JSON data.
• The client is asynchronous and uses the HttpClient class to make HTTP requests to the Updown.io API.
• The HttpClient is implemented per Micrsoft recommendations. In this case, a Singleton that is reused.
• You may provide your own HttpClient instance if you want to manage the lifecycle of the HttpClient.
• Manual tests are provided if you'd like to observe the client in action. You will need to provide your own API key.

State

Usage

Example usage using Checks. Implementation across entities is similar. Though some entities may not support all methods.

[!IMPORTANT] Use manual tests for reference.

Get all checks

var client = UpdownClientFactory.Create("YOUR-API-KEY-HERE");
var checks = await client.Checks();

Get check by token

var client = UpdownClientFactory.Create("YOUR-API-KEY-HERE");
var check = await client.Check("EXISTING-CHECK-TOKEN");

Create a check

Example: Create a check for https://your-url-here.com

var client = UpdownClientFactory.Create("YOUR-API-KEY-HERE");
var parameters = new CheckParameters
{
    Url = "https://your-url-here.com",
};
var check = await client.CheckCreate(parameters);

Update a check

Example: Update the check period to 300 seconds

var client = UpdownClientFactory.Create("YOUR-API-KEY-HERE");
var updateParameters = new CheckParameters
{
    Period = 300
};
var update = await client.CheckUpdate("EXISTING-CHECK-TOKEN", updateParameters);

Delete a check

var client = UpdownClientFactory.Create("YOUR-API-KEY-HERE");
var delete = await client.CheckDelete("EXISTING-CHECK-TOKEN");

Contributing

Use your favorite IDE to open the project. The project was developed using Visual Studio.

git clone https://github.com/strvmarv/updown-dotnet.git
cd updown-dotnet
dotnet restore
dotnet build

Run Tests

dotnet test