FluentQuery support (was V1ServiceFactory)

[GriffinNowak]

Fluent Queries are the best thing to ever hit this API. Thing is the service factory is using the depreciated V1APIConnector. I haven't found a way around it either. I'm trying.

Glad you like the fluent interface!

We'll take a look from our side for the service factory issue.

[GriffinNowak]

I was just about to email you. And yes it's very very very nice. I looked into replacing it but have run into quite a few problems. Namely the fact that it doesn't recognize the V1Connector. If you can figure it out I'd love to see it.

[GriffinNowak]

Also, is there a way we could get a ASP.NET MVC example? That'd work wonders for me.

Can you clarify what you mean by "V1ServiceFactory"? That currently isn't part of the .NET SDK that we can tell, but perhaps I am not understanding what you mean.

[GriffinNowak]

VersionOne.SDK.NET.APIClient/Example/GettingStarted/src/
Examples is the only place I've seen fluent queries used.

Ok, thanks.

That is an experimental approach that we have been working on, and not something that we are currently supporting.

But thanks for expressing interest!

[JogoShugh]

Sorry it's been so long. I'm glad you liked the FluentQueries. We are picking up this work to get it to become official soon!

[GriffinNowak]

I just interviewed for that internship again Tuesday! I don't think I'll be
doing the same thing but you certainly were a great help!

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Sorry it's been so long. I'm glad you liked the FluentQueries. We are
picking up this work to get it to become official soon!

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[JogoShugh]

@GriffinNowak I know it might not be of interest anymore based on what you just said, but I just pushed a branch up that brings formal support of the FluentyQuery into the SDK. And, it's totally encsapsulated so there is absolutely no need to worry about the Services class or IMetaModel or anything of that nature.

Here's one of the example programs:

V1Connector
.WithInstanceUrl(BaseUrl)
.WithUserAgentHeader("Sample", "0.0.0")
.WithUsernameAndPassword(UserName, Password)
.Query("TeamRoom")
.Select("Team.Name", "Name")
.Success(assets => {
    foreach (Asset asset in assets)  {
        var team = asset["Team.Name"] + ":" + asset["Name"];
        Console.WriteLine(team);
    }
})
.Execute();

The next thing I'm planning to add is to enhance the Where method such that you'll be able to do things like: .Where(Equals("Name", "The value to match"), NotEquals("CreatedBy", "Somebody you want to exclude...")).

The free-standing Equals and NotEquals functions become possible in C# 6 because you can now import a static class into your scope!