dotta.Net 1.0.0

Introduction

dotta.Net is a lightweight and intuitive package designed to streamline the integration process of dotta API and empower businesses to harness the power of dotta biometric service effortlessly.

dotta offers a wealth of functionality for performing real-time identity verification in the most convenient and efficient approach, but getting started and putting all the codes together can sometimes be complex and time-consuming. With dotta.Net, we've simplified the integration process, allowing you to focus on building amazing applications without getting bogged down in implementation details.

Getting Started

1. Install the dotta.Net package from NuGet.

dotnet add package dotta.Net

2. Register dotta.Net as a service in your Program.cs file:

// Register HttpClient to enable dotta.Net make http network requests
builder.Services.AddHttpClient();

builder.Services.AddDotta(new DottaServiceOptions
{
    ApiKey = "",
    BaseUrlProduction = "",
    BaseUrlSandbox = "",
    Environment = DottaEnvironment.Sandbox,
    PrivateKey = "",
    PublicKey = ""
});

3. Inject dotta.Net service into any controller or service in your application

private readonly Dotta _dotta;

public ApiController(Dotta dotta)
{
    _dotta = dotta;
}

4. You can now access any member of the dotta.Net service

var response = await _dotta.FaceAttributes(photo);

Dotta Service Options | Option | Description | | ---------- | --------------- | | ApiKey | Base64 encode string of your dotta public and private API keys concatenated in this format PUBLICKEY:PRIVATEKEY | | PublicKey | Your dotta public API key | | PrivateKey | Your dotta private API key | | Environment | Enum to specify which dotta environment you want to use | | BaseUrlProduction | API base url for dotta's production environment. | | BaseUrlSandbox | API base url for dotta's sandbox or test environment. |

Pass the your public and private key if you don't know how to get a base64 string encoding of your keys. Otherwise, just pass the ApiKey. When you pass the ApiKey, you won't need to pass the public and private keys

Other links

• NuGet Package
• Release Notes
• Contributing Guidelines
• License
• Stack Overflow