A .NET wrapper for the Snipe IT API written (poorly) in C#.

The goal of this project is to give easy access to all endpoints of the Snipe IT API via C#. With that said, this build is currently a rough demo. Most of the endpoints work as expected but plan on things breaking or not working 100%.

This project was built to support my own needs. As such features are being worked on in the order I personally need them. However, if you want a feature or find a bug please open an issue.

Final note, this is my first C# project of this scale. I'm not up on all the best practices. If you see something I've done that should be done differently, I encourge you to let me know.

A Working Install of Snipe IT V4+

nuget install SnipeSharp

SnipeItApi snipe = new SnipeItApi();
snipe.ApiSettings.ApiToken = "XXXXXXXX"
snipe.ApiSettings.BaseUrl = new Uri("http://xxxxx.com/api/v1")

Each endpoint has it's own manager assigned to the SnipeItApi object. Example, SnipeItApi.AssetManager

Each endpoint has a common set of actions. With the exception Assets, Status Labels and Users which use extended managers to deal with extra API functions associated with them.

Return all objects at this end point

snipe.AssetManager.GetAll()

Find all objects matching certain filtering criteria

snipe.AssetManager.FindAll(ISearchFilter filter)

Find first object matching search criteria

snipe.AssetManager.FindOne(ISearchFilter filter)

Get object with ID

snipe.AssetManager.Get(int ID)

Search for object with given name

snipe.AssetManager.Get(string name)

Create an object

snipe.AssetManager.Create(ICommonEndpointObject item)

Update an object

snipe.AssetManager.Update(ICommonEndpointObject item)

Delete an object

snipe.AssetManager.Delete(int id)

Create a new asset

Asset asset = new Asset() {
    Name = "Loaner1",
    AssetTag = "12345678",
    Model = snipe.ModelManager.Get("Lenovo"),
    Status = snipe.StatusLabelManager.Get("Ready to Deploy"),
    Location = snipe.LocationManager.Get("Maine")
};

snipe.AssetManager.Create(asset);

Update an Asset

Asset asset = snipe.AssetManager.Get("Loaner1");
asset.Serial = "1i37dpc3k";
snipe.AssetManager.Update(asset);

Get all assets from made by a certain manufacturer

AssetSearchFilter filter = new AssetSearchFilter() {
    Manufacturer = snipe.ManufacturerManager.Get("Lenovo")
};

var result = snipe.AssetManager.FindAll(filter);

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.

We use SemVer for versioning. For the versions available, see the tags on this repository.

• Matthew 'Barry' Carey - Initial work - BarryCarey

See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details

• Snipe - https://snipeitapp.com