Http API Wrapper Framework - Quickly build API wrappers and clients

You can find the package on NuGet or install through command line:

dotnet add package Hawf

Creating an API is as simple as inherting the ApiBase and annotate the ApiClient attribute:

[ApiClient("https://api.mywebsite.com")]
public class MyApi : ApiBase<MyApi>
{
    public Task<string> MyApiCallAsync() => GetStringAsync("/myendpoint");
}

You can then instantiate the class and call the api endpoint:

var api = new MyApi();

var response = await api.MyApiCallAsync();

Console.WriteLine(response);

This is only a very basic example of how it works. The framework provides various convenient methods and tools to quickly create a complete client for your API.

• Quickly define your API endpoints into client code with a rich builder API.
• Supports automatic JSON serialization/deserialization.
• Handles authentication and authorization of your endpoints.
• Can avoid rate limits to trigger on APIs
• Based on the Task Asynchronous Programming (TAP) pattern.
• Response caching.
• Standardizes the code structure to keep it readable and maintainable.

For a complete overview of all the features, check out the documentation.

Check out the main documentation here.