Chase.Networking 0.0.4

Chase.Networking

a simple networking library

Create Client

using Chase.Networking;
// ...
using NetworkClient client = new NetworkClient();

Download File

client.DownloadFileAsync("https://example.com/download.zip", "/path/to/download.zip");

Getting additional download information

Additional information that can be received is as follows:

• Bytes Downloaded - The total amount of bytes that have been downloaded,
• Bytes Per Second - The speed of the download in bps,
• Bytes Remaining - The number of bytes that are left to be downloaded,
• Percentage - The percent of the file that has been downloaded, value is a float between 0 and 1,
• Total Bytes To Receive - The total size of the downloading file,

DownloadProgressEvent progressEvent = (s, e) =>
{
    Console.WriteLine($"Download Progress {e.Percentage:P2}%");
    Console.WriteLine($"Download Speed {e.BytesPerSecond}bps");
    Console.WriteLine($"Downloaded {e.BytesDownloaded}bytes / {e.TotalBytesToReceive}bytes");
    Console.WriteLine($"Remaining {e.BytesRemaining}bytes");
};

client.DownloadFileAsync("https://example.com/download.zip", "/path/to/download.zip", progressEvent);

Get Request as Newtonsoft.JSON

A normal get request

JObject? jObject = await client.GetAsJson("https://api.example.com");
JArray? jArray = await client.GetAsJsonArray("https://api.example.com");

or you can also pass a HttpRequestMessage for more advanced requests

using HttpRequestMessage request = new HttpRequestMessage(HttpMethod.Post, "https://api.example.com");
JObject? jObject = await client.GetAsJson(request);
JArray? jArray = await client.GetAsJsonArray(request);