Visma.net Integrations API Client (Swagger generated)

This is an auto-generated Visma.net Integrations client based on the swagger.json published by Visma. The version number reflects the version of the swagger file it is generated from.

About

The code (VismaNetIntegrations.cs) is generated using the NSwag project (https://github.com/RSuter/NSwag).

The PowerShell-script for updating the code is Generate.ps1, and it will download the swagger, do some modifications, generate the code and update the project-file with the correct version.

Quick samples

Generate token using the "new" flow

var dev_client_id = "onit_authoriz_secret_stuff";
var dev_secret = "secret-guid-stuff-here";
var redirect_url = "http://localhost:44300/VismaNet/callback";
var url = VismaNetAuthenticationHelper.CreateOAuthUri(dev_client_id, redirect_url);
Console.WriteLine("Please go to the following url and sign in:");
Console.WriteLine(url);

Console.Write("Enter code: ");
var code = Console.ReadLine();
var token = await VismaNetAuthenticationHelper.CreateTokenFromCode(dev_client_id, dev_secret, code, redirect_url);

Using the generated token to list available companies

var authentication = new VismaNetSettings {
    Token = token
};
var security = new SecurityClient(authentication);
var contexts = await security.GetAvailableUserContextsAsync();
foreach(var context in contexts){
    Console.WriteLine($"{context.Id}: {context.Name}");
}

Using the generated token to list all customers

var authentication = new VismaNetSettings
{
    Token = token
    CompanyId = 1234567
};

var customer = new CustomerClient(authentication);
var all = await customer.GetAllAsync();
foreach (var customerDto in all)
{
    Console.WriteLine($"{customerDto.Number}: {customerDto.Name}");
}