UpdownDotnet 1.0.0

updown-dotnet

A simple Updown.io .NET Client

Usage

Get all checks

var client = UpdownClientFactory.Create("YOUR-API-KEY-HERE");
var checks = await client.Checks();

Get check by token

var client = UpdownClientFactory.Create("YOUR-API-KEY-HERE");
var check = await client.Check("EXISTING-CHECK-TOKEN");

Create a check

Example: Create a check for https://your-url-here.com

var client = UpdownClientFactory.Create("YOUR-API-KEY-HERE");
var parameters = new CheckParameters
{
    Url = "https://your-url-here.com",
};
var check = await client.CheckCreate(parameters);

Update a check

Example: Update the check period to 300 seconds

var client = UpdownClientFactory.Create("YOUR-API-KEY-HERE");
var updateParameters = new CheckParameters
{
    Period = 300
};
var update = await client.CheckUpdate("EXISTING-CHECK-TOKEN", updateParameters);

Delete a check

var client = UpdownClientFactory.Create("YOUR-API-KEY-HERE");
var delete = await client.CheckDelete("EXISTING-CHECK-TOKEN");

Run Tests

dotnet test

Notes

• This client is a simple wrapper around the Updown.io API. It does not implement all the API endpoints.
• The client uses the System.Text.Json namespace to serialize and deserialize JSON data.
• The client is asynchronous and uses the HttpClient class to make HTTP requests to the Updown.io API.
• The HttpClient is implemented per Micrsoft recommendations. In this case, a Singleton that is reused.
• You may provide your own HttpClient instance if you want to manage the lifecycle of the HttpClient.
• Manual tests are provided if you'd like to observe the client in action. You will need to provide your own API key.