SimulationCSharpClient

The SimulationCSharpClient is a client for the 3DSIM simulation API. The model and client objects are auto generated using NSwag and the swagger 2.0 API Specification from https://github.com/3DSIM/simulation-api-specification

Technical Specifications

Platforms Supported

MacOS, Windows, and Linux

Usage

See simulation-api-specification repo for constructor values: https://github.com/3DSIM/simulation-api-specification

var simulationClient = new SimulationClient(Credentials.BaseURL, <Auth0TokenURL>, <Client ID>, <UserName>, <Password>, <connection>);

var simulations = this.simulationClient.AssumedStrainSimulationsGetAsync(2, null, null, 0, 10).Result;

foreach(var simulation in simulations)
{
	// do stuff with simulations
}

Tools

nswag - https://github.com/RSuter/NSwag

nswag can be installed using npm

npm install nswag -g

Currently using nswag version to generate client:

NSwag version: v11.12.7
NJsonSchema version: v9.10.6.0 (Newtonsoft.Json v9.0.0.0)

To install specific version

npm install -g [email protected]

Creating swagger.json from swagger.yaml

Goto swagger.io and open the online editor. Paste the swagger.yaml from the https://github.com/3DSIM/simulation-api-specification project. In the file menu, select "Convert and Save as Json"

Reference this created json file in the next section

Regenerating from swagger.json

To generate the client, run nswag in the project root folder using the swagger specification converted to json. You can convert the yaml file at editor.swagger.io by pasting the text into the editor window then downloading as json.

If converting from local file, copy json version of spec, swagger.json in this case, into root folder then run:

nswag swagger2csclient /input:swagger.json /classname:SimulationClient /namespace:SimulationCSharpClient.Client /output:src/SimulationCSharpClient/Client/SimulationClientGenerated.cs /generateclientinterfaces:true /injecthttpclient:true /ResponseArrayType:System.Collections.ObjectModel.ObservableCollection

Contributing code

Read this article and follow the steps they outline: http://scottchacon.com/2011/08/31/github-flow.html

Contributors

• Tim Sublette
• Ryan Walls
• Chad Queen
• Pete Krull
• Alex Drinkwater
• Justin Jensen

Original release

September 2017