This project provides a Software Development Kit that makes interaction with Philips HSDP APIs easy for a DotNet programmer. Instead of having to worry about composing the correct HTTP requests (required url, headers, body, query parameters, parsing responses), the user interacts with statically typed data structures, giving autocompletion and field name discovery of the request and response data structures.
- Technology stack: the library is intended for use in any DotNet project that needs to interact with HSDP APIs. The programming language is C#.
- Status: the software is still in early development, only supporting a few of the HSDP APIs.
The SDK can be used in any DotNet project. It is required to have a DotNet eco system installed on your system, e.g. Microsoft Visual Studio or Jetbrains Rider. Library dependencies will be retrieved via NuGet.
The SDK must be added to the installed packages for your app via the package manager in your IDE.
Each HSDP API that this SDK supports requires some configuration. Details can be found in the docs/ folder per API (e.g. CDR).
Usage is documented per HSDP API in the /docs folder. Overview of the APIs that have been (partially) implemented:
The SDK is supplemented with unit tests that are available in the included DotNetHsdpSdkTests project.
In e.g. Jetbrains Rider, the test project can be right clicked and Run unit tests can be selected.
Alternatively, the tests can be run from the command line, using:
$ dotnet testAt this moment, there are no known issues.
In case of questions about this SDK, please check with the issue tracker if that is a known problem or feature request. And if that does not help, reach out to the maintainers.
See LICENSE.md.
This SDK used the Kotlin HSDP SDK as an inspiration.