AdvancedRestHandler 1.7.0

AdvancedRestHandler

A utility code that can be used to request Data from services...

This library is based on my experience and need of working in the past company, taking many services in. I could handle any request so far using it, and every time I felt it doesn't support my need, i tried to expand it.

First install the package using following commands, or download it manually from release section...

Install-Package AdvancedRestHandler -Version 1.7.0

or

dotnet add package AdvancedRestHandler --version 1.7.0

Then you can use the library. The requests can be done as simply as calling:

AdvancedRestHandler arh = new AdvancedRestHandler([baseUrl], [fixEndOfUrl]);
TResponse response = arh.GetData<TResponse>(url, [options]);

in the above code, in the AdvancedRestHandler constructor:

-baseUrl is a fixed part of url in a service, which can also be null -fixEndOfUrl is to automatically attach path as resource in a way that base url of "https://test.test" and calling a operation service of "the-service" had a result of "https://test.testthe-service" or in the other hand, base url of "https://test.test/" and a service url of "/the-service" would result in "https://test.test//the-service", but with this option which is true by default, it will result in "https://test.test/the-service". but due to some services, which they think of '/' as part of the path, and it's existance mean different route, I kept the flag, so it can be turned off.

in the GetData:

• TResponse is the type of data you are receiving and the incoming json or (i'm not sure if i pars XML, but if supported XML) should be deserialized to
• url depending on the existence of baseUrl can be either the full url to a service, or the versitile part of the path in the service url
• options are modifier that can affect the behaviour of the service

Also note that request can be:

• A primitive
• A Type
• A Type inherited from ArhResponse
• An object of type ArhResponse<[Your Type]>
• An object of type ArhStringResponse

Exceptions

There are option exceptions for external HttpClient and IHttpClientFactory that are consumed by ArhRestHandler.

RestHandlerInitializerOptions:

The Arh RestHandlerInitializerOptions is a model that provide options that you will set in the beginning of Arh life-cycle

• FixEndOfUrl: (Throw exceptions if set to true) This option fix the slash / at the end of your URLs, so you don't need to think about your partial url passed every time
• SslProtocols: (Does nothing if is set) This option allow you to change your request SSL/TSL protocols

RestHandlerRequestOptions:

The Arh RestHandlerRequestOptions is a model that provide options per request of ARH

• SslProtocols: (Does nothing if is set) This option allow you to change your request SSL/TSL protocols