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Library: .Net

We have made a library for .Net to help you start using A Trigger in a minute. This .Net library is made to avoid possible errors in your application. Even if ATrigger.com API server become unavailable, your application will work without any problem. On the other hand, all requests are Async by default and now slowness will happen.


Prerequisites

  1. First you need to follow Quick Start Guide.
  2. You have this personal details from your Account Setup page:
    1. API Key
    2. API Secret
  3. .Net 2+


Step 1: Initialize

Use NuGet to install the library. From the Visual Studio Tools menu, select Library Package Manager and then click Package Manager Console. Run:

Install-Package ATrigger

You only need to initialize once at the start of your program. You can then keep using the ATrigger singleton anywhere in your code.

//Debug-off, Safe for being on product version:
ATrigger.Initialize("YOUR_APIKey", "YOUR_APISecret");

//Debugging-friendly: ATrigger.Initialize("YOUR_APIKey", "YOUR_APISecret", false, true);

In development you might want to use development settings above to start debugging.


Step 2: Start Using, Functions

//Tags: Tags are required to identify tasks. read 
//read more at: http://atrigger.com/docs/wiki/9/rest-api-v10-parameter-tag_
Dictionary<string, string> tags = new Dictionary<string, string>();
tags.Add("type", "test");
            
//Create
ATrigger.Client.doCreate(TimeQuantity.Day(), "1", "http://www.example.com/myTask?something", tags);

  • _timeQuantity: Minute, Hour, Day, Month, Year - more info
  • _timeValue: According to chosen timeQuantity, set the value. "_timeValue + _timeQuantity" will become timeSlice