2021-03-07, 12:10
Hi all,
I have spent the last few weekends writing a .NET Wrapper Library for the [TC] Gaming API in the hope it might assist newbies and experienced developers easily interact with data from the [TC] CityDriving servers.
Currently, all CityDriving Statistic API's are supported within this library. Various handling of data has been included to aid the user with conversions, such as:
It would be great if the community wanted to get involved to improve this library together!
I have also uploaded this to NuGet, you can access this via the NuGet Package Manager from within Visual Studio - just simply search for TCGaming.NET or run the following within the Package Manager Console:
You can find example code on the GitHub page linked above, this should hopefully get people started! I aim to get the Wiki populated as time goes on, to provide a complete user guide to anyone who wants to start from the ground up without any experience!
Would be interested to hear feedback from anyone!
Ash
I have spent the last few weekends writing a .NET Wrapper Library for the [TC] Gaming API in the hope it might assist newbies and experienced developers easily interact with data from the [TC] CityDriving servers.
Currently, all CityDriving Statistic API's are supported within this library. Various handling of data has been included to aid the user with conversions, such as:
- UNIX Date & Time to System.DateTime object
- String cleaner to remove colour and language formatting from Live For Speed
- Gaming time conversions
- Driven distance unit conversions
It would be great if the community wanted to get involved to improve this library together!
I have also uploaded this to NuGet, you can access this via the NuGet Package Manager from within Visual Studio - just simply search for TCGaming.NET or run the following within the Package Manager Console:
PM> Install-Package TCGaming.NET -Version 1.0.0.2
You can find example code on the GitHub page linked above, this should hopefully get people started! I aim to get the Wiki populated as time goes on, to provide a complete user guide to anyone who wants to start from the ground up without any experience!
Would be interested to hear feedback from anyone!
Ash