Best NBi code snippet using NBi.Core.Api.Authentication.Anonymous
RestEngineTest.cs
Source: RestEngineTest.cs
...19 var parameter = new ParameterRest(20 new LiteralScalarResolver<string>("name"),21 new LiteralScalarResolver<string>("cedric")22 );23 var engine = new RestEngine(new Anonymous(), baseUrl, null, new[] { parameter }, null, null);24 var result = engine.Execute();25 Assert.That(result, Does.StartWith("{\"name\":\"cedric\",\"age\":"));26 }27 [Test]28 public void Execute_PathAndParameters_CorrectResponse()29 {30 var baseUrl = new LiteralScalarResolver<string>("https://api.publicapis.org/");31 var path = new LiteralScalarResolver<string>("entries");32 var parameter1 = new ParameterRest(33 new LiteralScalarResolver<string>("category"),34 new LiteralScalarResolver<string>("animals")35 );36 var parameter2 = new ParameterRest(37 new LiteralScalarResolver<string>("https"),38 new LiteralScalarResolver<string>("true")39 );40 var engine = new RestEngine(new Anonymous(), baseUrl, path, new[] { parameter1, parameter2 }, null, null);41 var result = engine.Execute();42 Assert.That(result.Length, Is.GreaterThan(20));43 Assert.That(result, Does.StartWith("{\"count\":"));44 }45 //[Test]46 //public void Execute_Segments_CorrectResponse()47 //{48 // var baseUrl = new LiteralScalarResolver<string>("https://verse.pawelad.xyz/");49 // var path = new LiteralScalarResolver<string>("/projects/{project}/");50 // var segment = new SegmentRest(51 // new LiteralScalarResolver<string>("project"),52 // new LiteralScalarResolver<string>("jekyll")53 // );54 // var parameter = new ParameterRest(55 // new LiteralScalarResolver<string>("format"),56 // new LiteralScalarResolver<string>("json")57 // );58 // var engine = new RestEngine(new Anonymous(), baseUrl, path, new[] { parameter }, new[] { segment }, null);59 // var result = engine.Execute();60 // Assert.That(result, Does.StartWith("{\"latest\":"));61 //}62 [Test]63 public void Execute_Segments_CorrectResponse()64 {65 var baseUrl = new LiteralScalarResolver<string>("http://api.icndb.com");66 var path = new LiteralScalarResolver<string>("/jokes/{id}");67 var segment = new SegmentRest(68 new LiteralScalarResolver<string>("id"),69 new LiteralScalarResolver<string>("268")70 );71 var parameter1 = new ParameterRest(72 new LiteralScalarResolver<string>("firstName"),73 new LiteralScalarResolver<string>("John")74 );75 var parameter2 = new ParameterRest(76 new LiteralScalarResolver<string>("firstName"),77 new LiteralScalarResolver<string>("John")78 );79 var engine = new RestEngine(new Anonymous(), baseUrl, path, new[] { parameter1, parameter2 }, new[] { segment }, null);80 var result = engine.Execute();81 Assert.That(result, Does.StartWith("{ \"type\": \"success\", \"value\": { \"id\": 268,"));82 }83 }84}...
RestHelper.cs
Source: RestHelper.cs
...52 {53 var helper = new ScalarHelper(ServiceLocator, Settings, Scope, new Context(Variables));54 switch (authentication.Protocol)55 {56 case AnonymousXml _: return new Anonymous();57 case ApiKeyXml x: return new ApiKey(helper.InstantiateResolver<string>(x.Name), helper.InstantiateResolver<string>(x.Value));58 case HttpBasicXml x: return new HttpBasic(helper.InstantiateResolver<string>(x.Username), helper.InstantiateResolver<string>(x.Password));59 case NtmlCurrentUserXml _: return new NtlmCurrentUser();60 case NtmlUserPasswordXml x: return new NtlmUserPassword(helper.InstantiateResolver<string>(x.Username), helper.InstantiateResolver<string>(x.Password));61 case OAuth2Xml x: return new OAuth2(helper.InstantiateResolver<string>(x.AccessToken), helper.InstantiateResolver<string>(x.TokenType));62 default: throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException();63 }64 }65 }66}...
RestHelperTest.cs
Source: RestHelperTest.cs
...19 public void Execute_RestXml_CorrectInterpretation()20 {21 var xml = new RestXml()22 {23 Authentication = new AuthenticationXml { Protocol = new AnonymousXml() },24 BaseAddress = "https://api.website.com",25 Path= new RestPathXml { Value = "v1/user/{user}" },26 Headers = new List<RestHeaderXml> { new RestHeaderXml { Name = "user-agent", Value="nbi"} },27 Parameters = new List<RestParameterXml> { new RestParameterXml { Name = "order-by", Value = "FullName | text-to-lower" } },28 Segments = new List<RestSegmentXml> { new RestSegmentXml { Name = "user", Value = "@User" } },29 };30 var variables = new Dictionary<string, IVariable> { { "User", new GlobalVariable(new LiteralScalarResolver<string>("seddryck")) } };31 var helper = new RestHelper(new ServiceLocator(), null, SettingsXml.DefaultScope.Everywhere , variables);32 var restEngine = helper.Execute(xml);33 Assert.That(restEngine.BaseUrl.Execute(), Is.EqualTo("https://api.website.com"));34 Assert.That(restEngine.Path.Execute(), Is.EqualTo("v1/user/{user}"));35 Assert.That(restEngine.Headers.Count, Is.EqualTo(1));36 Assert.That(restEngine.Headers.First().Name.Execute(), Is.EqualTo("user-agent"));37 Assert.That(restEngine.Headers.First().Value.Execute(), Is.EqualTo("nbi"));...
Anonymous
Using AI Code Generation
1using System;2using System.Collections.Generic;3using System.Linq;4using System.Text;5using System.Threading.Tasks;6using NBi.Core.Api.Authentication;7{8 {9 public string GetUsername()10 {11 return string.Empty;12 }13 public string GetPassword()14 {15 return string.Empty;16 }17 public string GetDomain()18 {19 return string.Empty;20 }21 }22}23using System;24using System.Collections.Generic;25using System.Linq;26using System.Text;27using System.Threading.Tasks;28using NBi.Core.Api.Authentication;29using NBi.Core.Query.Client;30{31 {32 public IClient Instantiate(string connectionString)33 {34 var authentication = new AuthenticationAnonymous();35 var client = new ClientOdbc(connectionString, authentication);36 return client;37 }38 }39}40using System;41using System.Collections.Generic;42using System.Linq;43using System.Text;44using System.Threading.Tasks;45using NBi.Core.Query.Client;46using NBi.Core.Query.Execution;47{48 {49 public IExecutor Instantiate(IClient client)50 {51 var executor = new ExecutorOdbc(client);52 return executor;53 }54 }55}56using System;57using System.Collections.Generic;58using System.Linq;59using System.Text;60using System.Threading.Tasks;61using NBi.Core.Query.Execution;62using NBi.Core.Query.Resolver;63{64 {65 public IResultSetResolver Instantiate(IExecutor executor)66 {67 var resolver = new ResultSetResolverOdbc(executor);68 return resolver;69 }70 }71}72using System;73using System.Collections.Generic;74using System.Linq;75using System.Text;76using System.Threading.Tasks;77using NBi.Core.Query.Resolver;78using NBi.Core.Query.Resolver.Command;79{80 {81 public ICommandResolver Instantiate(IResultSetResolver resolver)82 {83 var commandResolver = new CommandResolverOdbc(resolver);84 return commandResolver;85 }86 }87}88using System;
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