#SparklrSharp SparklrSharp is an asynchronous implementation of the Sparklr* web-API. It tries to create further abstraction. This means, that web-API changes will only need to be implemented in this library and not in your code. You just update the library and everything (should) work fine.
SparklrSharp is a portable class library with support for .NET 4.5, Windows Phone 7.5, 7.8 and Windows Phone 8 as well as Windows Store applications. On some packages you might need to add the Microsoft.Bcl.Async-nuget.
#ToDo
To enable UnitTest, you need to create a Credentials.cs-file with the folllowing contents in the SparklrTests-project
using SparklrSharp;
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
namespace SparklrTests
{
internal static class Credentials
{
//Insert valid credentials here
internal const string ValidUsername = ;
internal const string ValidPassword = ;
//Insert invalid credentials here
internal const string InvalidPassword = ;
internal static async Task<Connection> CreateSession()
{
Connection conn = new Connection();
bool result = await conn.Signin(ValidUsername, ValidPassword);
if (result)
return conn;
else
throw new Exception("Failed to authenticate");
}
}
}
#Usage There is a small example included in this solution. In most cases, you'll only need to add the following namespaces and you're ready to go:
using SparklrSharp;
using SparklrSharp.Sparklr;
Then you can create a new connection
Connection conn = new Connection();
On this connection you can sign in and run calls
bool signedIn = await conn.SigninAsync(username, password);
if(signedIn)
{
//Refresh inbox
await conn.RefreshInboxAsync();
}
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