Bookboon SDK for Microsoft .NET

This project provides an SDK for working with the Bookboon.com API. It can be used in either public or authenticated mode, where the latter requires a key. Because this is just a wrapper class you should familiarize yourself with the Bookboon.com API before using it.

Usage

Public usage

var bookboon = new BookboonClient();
var categories = bookboon.Get('/categories');

foreach (var category in await categories)
{
	Console.WriteLine(category.name);
}

Authenticated usage

var bookboon = new BookboonClient();
var handle = new AuthenticationHandle("secretapikey", "userid");
var recommendations = bookboon.Get('/recommendations', handle);

foreach (var book in await recommendations)
{
	Console.WriteLine(book.title);
}

Variables

To pass variables to the API, pass an anonymously typed object along with the request:

var parameters = new { email = "[email protected]", newsletter = false };

bookboon.Post("/profile", handle, parameters);

Use the array initializer if you need to pass multiple parameters with the same name:

var paramters = new
{
	answer = new []
	{
		"6230e12c-68d8-45d5-8f02-1d3997713150",
		"5aca0fe1-0d93-41b1-8691-aa242a526f17"
	}
};

bookboon.Post("/questions", handle, parameters);

Note: You need to specify whether to pass variables using POST or GET methods, by using either the Get() or Post() methods. Both methods share the same signature.

Result

The results is a dynamic object containing the decoded JSON response.

Exceptions

The wrapper will throw an exception if API responds with an error code. You may wish to catch these errors, like so:

try
{
	await bookboon.Get("/recommendations", handle);
} 
catch (ApiException ex)
{
    if (ex.ErrorCode == "ApiKeyInvalid")
		Console.Write("ooops");
}