Stastny.CRAPI 0.3.3

How to use this wrapper

First of all, you have to obtain your own developer key - follow steps on CR API website.

After you have your key, add this nuget package in your project.

Now, you have to add using CRAPI; at beggining of your source code file. If you want to use async functionality, you have to add using System.Threading.Tasks; as well.

Using wrapper synchronously

After you obtained your developer key and added using CRAPI;, you can write this code:

// Initialize wrapper with your dev key
Wrapper wr = new Wrapper("3012e5ab523243q2a86w2bqa58bdf9bce96071843029447631924cf99w5a9kfc");

// Read player TAG from default input
string tag = Console.ReadLine();

// Get player from API
Player player = wr.GetPlayer(tag);

// Write player's name, level and arena'
Console.WriteLine($"{player.name} (XP level {player.stats.level}) ({player.arena.name})");
// Write player's clan name and player's role in clan
Console.WriteLine($"{player.clan.name} ({player.clan.role})");

Card[] cards = player.currentDeck;

// For each card in player's deck
foreach(Card c in cards)
{
	// Write card's name, elixir cost, rarity and level
    Console.WriteLine($"{c.name} {c.elixir} ({c.rarity}) --- level: {c.level}");
}

You can get much more information, this is just a showcase. See github page for more details.

Using wrapper asynchronously

You have to write this code to special method → do not throw this into Main! Make method like static async void DoSomething() (async keyword!)

You have to add new using: using System.Threading.Tasks;

// As in sync version, initialize wrapper with your developer key
Wrapper wr = new Wrapper("3012e5ab523243q2a86w2bqa58bdf9bce96071843029447631924cf99w5a9kfc");

// Store player tag and clan tag
string tag = "80RGVCV9C";
string ctag = "22Y802";

Console.WriteLine("I'll get one player profile, one clan profile, best players and best clans async!");

// Get one player, one clan, best players and best clans async
Task<Player> a_player = wr.GetPlayerAsync(tag);
Task<Clan> a_clan = wr.GetClanAsync(ctag);
Task<SimplifiedPlayer[]> a_topPlayers = wr.GetTopPlayersAsync(); // wr.GetTopPlayers() and its async version return SimplifiedPlayer -> this is just like Player,
                                                                    // but simplified with less properties. If you want to get complete overview, get the top player:
                                                                    // Player topPlayer = wr.GetPlayer(wr.GetTopPlayers()[0].tag)
Task<SimplifiedClan[]> a_topClans = wr.GetTopClansAsync(); // Here is the same thing as with GetTopPlayers()


// Wait untill everything is prepared. You can for example write dots into console /* THIS IS OPTIONAL */
while (!a_player.IsCompleted || !a_clan.IsCompleted || !a_topPlayers.IsCompleted || !a_topClans.IsCompleted)
{
    Console.Write(".");
    System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(50);
}


// The while cycle above ends when everything loaded
Console.WriteLine("Done!");


// Get variables
// NOTE: If the while cycle above wouldn't be here, the application would wait untill everything is prepared here
Player player = await a_player;
Clan clan = await a_clan;
SimplifiedPlayer[] topPlayers = await a_topPlayers;
SimplifiedClan[] topCLans = await a_topClans;

// Write few names
Console.WriteLine(player.name);
Console.WriteLine(clan.name);
Console.WriteLine(topPlayers[0].name);
Console.WriteLine(topCLans[0].name);

You can get much more information, this is just a showcase. See github page for more details.