NOTE: This SDK is a Release Candidate.
Within the NuGet Package Manager, you will need to check the "Include prelease" checkbox in order to locate the package.
The .Net SDK requires .Net framework 4.6.1 or later. You can also use .NET Core 2.1 LTS or 3.1 LTS
Initialization sets up the app private key and handle for the SDK to use for signing subsequent requests. The other SDK functionality will not be available until this configuration is completed. The SDK does not store this information outside of the instance that is configured. Private keys are never transmitted over the network or stored outside the scope of this instance.
// Via dotnet CLI
> dotnet add package Sila.SDK --version 0.2.21
// Add the SDK reference to your .csproj
> <PackageReference Include="Sila.SDK" Version="0.2.21" />
// Initialize the application
using SilaAPI.silamoney.client.api;
using SilaAPI.silamoney.client.domain;
class SilamoneyApi
{
string privateKey = "0x...";
string appHandle = "app.silamoney.eth";
bool debug = true;
SilaApi api = new SilaApi(Environments.SANDBOX, privateKey, appHandle);
// To enable/disable debug you can pass an optional parameter to the client indicating true (debug enabled) or false (debug disabled).
SilaApi api = new SilaApi(Environments.SANDBOX, privateKey, appHandle, debug);
// Generate wallet
var wallet = api.GenerateWallet();
Console.WriteLine(wallet.Address); // Wallet public address
Console.WriteLine(wallet.PrivateKey); // Wallet private key
}
//For refactored endpoints you need to initialize a singleton instance
SilaApi.Init(Environment.SANDBOX, "app handle", "private key");
Updated 8 days ago