FreeIPA.DotNet is a client library for interacting with the FreeIPA API on the .NET platform. This library simplifies the HTTP requests required to communicate with a FreeIPA server.
You can add FreeIPA.DotNet to your project using the NuGet package manager. Search for FreeIPA.DotNet
in the package manager and add it to your project.
Alternatively, you can use the .NET CLI to add the library to your project by running the following command:
You can add this library to your project using NuGet.
Package Manager Console Run the following command in the “Package Manager Console”:
PM> Install-Package FreeIPA.DotNet
Visual Studio Right click to your project in Visual Studio, choose “Manage NuGet Packages” and search for ‘FreeIPA.DotNet’ and click ‘Install’. (see NuGet Gallery...)
.NET Core Command Line Interface Run the following command from your favorite shell or terminal:
dotnet add package FreeIPA.DotNet
Below are examples of basic usage for the FreeIPA.DotNet library.
using FreeIPA.DotNet;
var ipaClient = new IpaClient("https://ipa-server.example.com");
When creating a client, provide the base URL of your FreeIPA server.
using FreeIPA.DotNet.Dtos.Login;
var loginResult = await ipaClient.LoginWithPassword(new IpaLoginRequestDto
{
Username = "admin",
Password = "password123"
});
if (loginResult.Success)
{
// Login successful
}
else
{
// Login failed, check the error message
var errorMessage = loginResult.Data.Message;
Console.WriteLine($"Login failed: {errorMessage}");
}
To log in with a password, use the LoginWithPassword
method. If the login is successful, the Success
property will be true, and the response details will be available in the Data
property. If the login fails, you can retrieve the error message from Data.Message
.
using FreeIPA.DotNet.Dtos.RPC;
var rpcRequest = new IpaRpcRequestDto
{
Method = "env",
Parameters = new object[] { Array.Empty<string>(), new { } },
Id = 0
};
var rpcResult = await ipaClient.SendRpcRequest(rpcRequest);
if (rpcResult.Success)
{
// RPC request successful, use the results
var response = rpcResult.Data;
Console.WriteLine($"RPC response: {response}");
}
else
{
// RPC request failed, check the error message
var errorMessage = rpcResult.Data.Message;
Console.WriteLine($"RPC request failed: {errorMessage}");
}
To send an RPC request, use the SendRpcRequest
method. If the request is successful, the Success
property will be true, and the response details will be available in the Data
property. If the request fails, you can retrieve the error message from Data.Message
.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. For more information, see the LICENSE file.
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