TriggerMe.Request 1.0.1-alpha

TriggerMe C# Request Library

C# Library to make requests to the TriggerMe Forwarder/Router. TriggerMe provides an API proxy to Test, Forward and Route requests.

TriggerMe provides a serverless proxy to help diagnose API request issues, manage retries and mock responses.

Usage

To forward a HTTP Post request:

var content = new { message = "Hello World" };
var strContent = new StringContent(JsonConvert.SerializeObject(content), Encoding.UTF8, "application/json");

Options.ApiKey = "[[Your API Key]]";
var client = new ForwardRequestClient();
var response = await client.PostAsync("[[TargetUrl]]", strContent);
Console.WriteLine(response.RequestId);

You can check the status of the request using the RequestId returned from the response object.

var requestStatus = new ForwardRequestStatus();
var update = await requestStatus.CheckRequestAsync(response.RequestId);
Console.WriteLine(update.Result);

You can download the Request or Response body by accessing the BlobUri property of either RequestLog.BlobUri or RequestLog.RetryRecords[].BlobUri.

Note: These Blob URIs are timed so should not be cached

// Downloading the request blob
var req = await update.Request.DownloadBlobAsStringAsync();
Console.WriteLine(req);

// Downloading the final response blob
var response = await update.RetryRecords.Last().DownloadBlobAsStringAsync();
Console.WriteLine(response);

Building

Prerequisites

• Microsoft .NET Core 2.2 SDK

To build the solution and the tests

dotnet build

To build the NuGet package

cd src/TriggerMe/Request
dotnet pack -c Release

License

Copyright © 2018 TriggerMe (Stellar Tech Limited)

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.

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