apigee-sdk

.NET binding for Apigee Edge Management API

It allows to manage developers, apis, applications, deployments and much more.

Example of usage

This code shows how to lists all developers in an organization.

    var options = new ApigeeClientOptions(
        "your@email",
        "your_password",
        "your_organization_name",
        "your_environment");

    var client = new ApigeeClient(options);

    var developers = await client.GetDevelopers();

    Console.WriteLine("Developers list:");
    foreach (var developer in developers)
    {
        Console.WriteLine($"Developer name: {developer.FirstName} {developer.LastName}");
        Console.WriteLine($"Developer status: {developer.Status}");
    }

You can provide your own HttpClient instance while constructing the Apigee client like this.

    var client = new ApigeeClient(options, new HttpClient());

Supported methods

• GetApplicationIds()
• GetApplications()
• GetApplication(string applicationId)
• GetApplication(string developerEmail, string applicationName)
• GetDeveloperApplicationNames(string developerEmail)
• GetDevelopersEmails()
• GetDevelopers()
• GetDeveloper(string developerEmail)
• GetCompanies()
• GetApiProductNames()
• GetApiProducts()
• GetApiProduct(string productName)
• ImportApiProxy(string name, string pathToBundle)
• CreateApiProduct(NewApiProduct apiProduct)
• DeployApiProxy(string apiName, int revisionNumber)
• UndeployApiProxy(string apiName, int revisionNumber)
• ForceDeployApiProxy(string apiName, int revisionNumber)

Run tests

Integration tests for Apigee SDK use Apigee API so to run these tests you need :

• valid account in Apigee
• set environment variables with your credentials

To register a new account you need to visit registration page and specify data for yourself and your organization. You need to remember your email, password and your organization name as they will be needed for end-to-end tests. The organization name usually ends with eval for the evaluation account.

The next step is to set the environment variables with newly created credentials, so integration tests can read them in order to verify SDK work.

• APIGEE_EMAIL
• APIGEE_PASSWORD
• APIGEE_ORGNAME

In Windows Powershell you can do this like described below:

> [System.Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable('APIGEE_EMAIL','your.email@domain.com',[System.EnvironmentVariableTarget]::User)

> [System.Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable('APIGEE_PASSWORD','yourpassword123!',[System.EnvironmentVariableTarget]::User)

> [System.Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable('APIGEE_ORGNAME','yourorganization-eval',[System.EnvironmentVariableTarget]::User)

After that you can navigate to the folder with tests and run the command:

cd Tests\Integration
dotnet test

or

cd Tests\Unit
dotnet test