ShipEngine 2.0.1

ShipEngine .NET SDK

The official ShipEngine SDK for .NET

Nuget Page

Quick Start

Install ShipEngine .NET SDK via the .NET CLI.

dotnet add package ShipEngine

The only configuration requirement is an API key.

using ShipEngineSDK;

var shipengine = new ShipEngine("___YOUR_API_KEY_HERE__");

Methods

• CreateLabelFromRate - When retrieving rates for shipments using the GetRatesWithShipmentDetails method, the returned information contains a RateId property that can be used to purchase a label without having to refill in the shipment information repeatedly.
• CreateLabelFromShipmentDetails - Purchase and print a label for shipment.
• GetRatesWithShipmentDetails - Given some shipment details and rate options, this method returns a list of rate quotes.
• ListCarriers - Returns a list of carrier accounts that have been connected through the ShipEngine dashboard.
• TrackUsingLabelId - Track a package by its associated label ID.
• TrackUsingCarrierCodeAndTrackingNumber - Track a package for a given carrier and tracking number.
• ValidateAddresses - Indicates whether the provided addresses are valid. If the addresses are valid, the method returns a normalized version based on the standards of the country in which the address resides. If an address cannot be normalized, an error is returned.
• VoidLabelWithLabelId - Void a label with its Label ID.
• CreateManifests - Create a shipment manifest.

Contributing

Contributions, enhancements, and bug-fixes are welcome! Open an issue on GitHub and submit a pull request.

Building

To build the project locally on your computer:

1. Clone this repo<br> git clone https://github.com/ShipEngine/shipengine-dotnet.git

2. Install .NET 5.x

3. Install dependencies<br> dotnet restore

4. Build the code<br> dotnet build

5. Format the code<br> dotnet format

6. Run the tests<br> dotnet test<br><br> By default, the test project targets all supported frameworks, if your environment only supports a subset then you can specify in the CLI. <br><br> dotnet test -f net5.0

Release

Create a fork for your changes.

Update the Changelog with any relevant new features or bug fixes.

In the ShipEngine.csproj file, update to the desired version (using semantic versioning) and push to your fork.

Run dotnet format

Create a pull request.

Once a member of the ShipEngine team reviews your PR and it's merged to main, the build pipeline will handle all the necessary github tags and nuget packaging and publishing.