DominoSharp

Description

This is a C# wrapper for the Dominos Pizza API.

It's a port of:
- The PizzaAPI nodeJS Module written by RIAEvangelist
- The PizzaAPI Python wrapper written by Magicjarvis

Quick Start

First create a Customer object and set the customer's address:

Address address = new Address("1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC 20500 U.S.");
Customer thePresident = new Customer("The", "President", address, "barack@whitehouse.gov", "2024561111");

Then, find a Store object that will deliver to the customer's address.

Store nearestStore = thePresident.getNearestStore();

For you to be able to order any items you'll need the item's product codes.
To find the codes, get the menu from the store, and search for the items to add. Kindly ask the Store object for its Menu.

Menu menu = nearestStore.getMenu();

Then to search the menu for an item do:

// Get all items in the menu containing "Pizza".
List<Menu.MenuItem> menuItems = menu.searchInMenu("Pizza");

Once you've gathered all the MenuItem's you want. Time to start ordering them bucko!

The URLs.Country enum is to change the URL we gather data from based on the country (USA or Canada currently).

Order order = new Order(nearestStore, thePresident, URLs.Country.USA); // Create a new Order.
order.addItem("B8PCPT", 1); // Add 1 Parmesan Bread Twist onto our order.
order.addItem("MARBRWNE", 5); // We want 5 brownies because we're very fat

You can even remove items! Just perfect for when you mess up and realize you're too fat for those 5 brownies from earlier...

order.removeItem("MARBRWNE"); // Remove our brownies, sadly...

Next up is actually paying for your one parmesan bread twist or whatever.
You need to create a new CreditCard object to pay with.

Payment.CreditCard card = new Payment.CreditCard("4100123422343234", "0115", "777", "90210");

Then you get to place an order and **hopefully** if my code is to be believed, pay for it:

order.placeOrder(card);