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C# client services to the Ecwid API v1 and v3

License: MIT License

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ecwid api rest async oauth2

extensions-ecwid's Introduction

C# client for Ecwid API

This repository contains models and services C# classes for Ecwid API v1 and v3.

C# Ecwid client is a modern, asynchronous, fast, testable client for Ecwid API

var client = new EcwidClient();
var result = await client.Configure(someShopId, someToken).Orders
                .Limit(10)
                .CreatedFrom(DateTime.Today)
                .PaymentStatuses("PAID")
                .GetAsync();

Install

The package is compiled for NET45 and .NET Platform Standard 1.4 which include .NET Core and other targets. Read about it.

PM> Install-Package Ecwid -Pre - services and models

PM> Install-Package Ecwid.Legacy -Pre - Legacy v1 services and models

PM> Install-Package Ecwid.OAuth -Pre - a pipeline OAuth2 wrapper for ASP.NET Core

Ecwid API

You can learn about v3 (general) API here

You can learn about v1 (Legacy) API:

Orders API here
Products API here
Instant Order Notifications API here

Namespaces

Ecwid - client for API v3
Ecwid.Models - model classes for API v3
Ecwid.Legacy - client for API v1
Ecwid.Legacy.Models - model classes for API v1

How to use

Look wiki pages

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extensions-ecwid's Issues

Add Pickup Time

I just tagged this onto OrderEntry.cs:

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets or sets order pickup time, e.g 2014-06-06 18:57:19 +0000.
        /// </summary>
        /// <value>
        /// The pickup time.
        /// </value>
        [JsonProperty("pickupTime")]
        public DateTime PickupTime { get; set; }

I notice that the notification emails will use this time nicely. E.g. set to "PROCESSING" add a Pickup Time then update the order :)

Add products service API v1

Add Ecwid orders service API v1

Add profile service API v3

Discount Coupons API

It looks like the Discount Coupons API is not yet implemented.

Is there any reason why I shouldn't have a crack at it and submit a PR?

I assume following the existing pattern of code should be fine. Creating a partial class EcwidClientDiscountCoupons.

From what I can see I won't be able to implement the 'real' tests, as the mocky api will need to be set up.

Add update orders service API v3

#13

Add limit stat to EcwidLimitException

Add orders service API v3

Sync wiki pages with last changes in API

Add ASP.NET Core OWIN O2Auth extension

https://developers.ecwid.com/api-documentation#external-applications

GPL License

Is there a particular reason that GPL v3 is being used for this project?

I would imagine most products that will interact with the ecwid API are going to be proprietary software and are thus excluded from referencing this library.

Would you consider lowering the licensing requirements (perhaps the Apache license)? Or perhaps dual licensing?

Add customers service API v3

Move to csproj vs2017 structure

To do:

Move to new (old) proj format csproj
Migrate to msbuild AppV build

        var credentials = new EcwidCredentials(Properties.Ecwid.Default.StoreId, "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa");
        typeof(EcwidCredentials).GetField("_token", System.Reflection.BindingFlags.NonPublic|System.Reflection.BindingFlags.Instance).SetValue(credentials, Properties.Ecwid.Default.AccessToken);
        client = new EcwidClient(credentials);