EsApi4DScheduleServiceSampleApp

Synchro 4D Schedules External API Service Application

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A sample application that demonstrates how to use the endpoints from the 4D Schedules External API in a machine-to-machine context.

Prerequisites

Detailed in the root directory README.md.

Development Setup (Visual Studio 2022)

1. Clone Repository
2. Open 4D Schedules API Consumer.sln and Build
3. Set valid access token with scope 'enterprise' in command line argument --token in Properties/launchSettings.json.
4. Set valid schedule ID in command line argument --schedule in Properties/launchSettings.json - this is equivalent to the project ID for the initial release.
5. Set a valid operation value, either --single for querying a single endpoint (simply gets information on the given schedule), --post to send a POST request to the Resource Status History endpoint, or --pagination to send a query to a custom endpoint, which will keep querying that endpoint using the nextPageToken until it is null. You must supply the page size after this option, which can be between 1-10000. If using the --pagination option, you must specify the --endpoint option also, i.e. /resources/userFieldValues.
   1. The default behaviour (i.e. none of these options set) is to demonstrate an example workflow using the 4D Schedules External API - the program will fetch all Resource Status History items then get an individual ID from this list. Afterwards, it will send a POST request to the Resource Status History endpoint which will return a Change Request ID. This ID is then used to query the Change Requests endpoint, to show that the API has picked up this request.
6. Run to debug

Development Setup (command line)

1. Clone Repository
2. Change directory into cloned folder cd EsApi4DScheduleSampleApp
3. Build app with dotnet build
4. Change directory into build folder cd EsApi4DScheduleSampleApp/bin/Debug/net6.0/
5. Run app with dotnet EsApi4DScheduleSampleApp.dll --token "{your_token}" --schedule "{your_schedule}", additionally add either --single, --post, or --pagination {page_size} to the arguments. Note that only one of these can be used at a time, and if using the --pagination option, you must also supply the --endpoint {your_endpoint} option with the specific endpoint you wish to query, i.e. /resources/userFieldValues.

How to acquire a token

Detailed in the root directory README.md.

API documentation

API documentation in OpenAPI V3 format:

• 4D Schedules External API: https://es-api.bentley.com/4dschedule/swagger/index.html

A token can also be acquired from this page for testing.