CodeHelper.Tools.VerifyWebsite 1.0.0

CodeHelper.Tools.VerifyWebsite

CodeHelper.Tools.VerifyWebsite is a lightweight and easy-to-use .NET Tool to verify your user's website by creating a file, and verifying when the file has been copied to the root directory of the website

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Version

• 1.0.0 : GetVerifyFileInfo, VerifyWebSite

Methods

• WebSiteHelper.GetVerifyFileInfo() : Returns the fileName, fileUrl and fileContent to be copied to the root directory of the doman to verify
• WebSiteHelper.VerifyWebSite(): Returns if the website/domain is verified (true = the file was found and has correct content)

Use of Code

Part 1: Create the verficatonCode

using CodeHelper.Tools.VerifyWebsite;

WebSiteHelper _verifier = new() { WebsiteUrl = "https://thedomain.com" };
//-- Get the fileName, fileUrl and fileContent
var (verifyFileName, verifyFileUrl, verifyContent) = _verifier.GetVerifyFileInfo();

//-- Save the contentCode (which will be needed in the second part )
var _saveVerifyCode = _verifier.VerifyCode; //-- Save this code

//-- Layout (Use the variables to return the information to the user)
Console.WriteLine("Copy a html file to the root of your website");
Console.WriteLine("Filename: " + verifyFileName);
Console.WriteLine("Content: " + verifyContent);

Console.WriteLine(Environment.NewLine);
Console.WriteLine($"Check that {verifyFileUrl} is accessible");
Console.WriteLine($"Click Verify WebSite");

Part 2: The user has copied the file to the root directory of the domain

//--  When user clicks Verif Website
_verifier = new() { WebsiteUrl = "https://thedomain.com", VerifyCode = _saveVerifyCode };
if (await _verifier.VerifyWebSite())
   Console.WriteLine("Your website is verified");
else
   Console.WriteLine("We could not verify your website");