This example shows how Dapi's C# library could be used as a server endpoint to handle Dapi requests forwarded to it.

The example shows a very basic server.

How to run it:

• Open the example in VisualStudio (or any equivalent IDE).
• Edit the Startup.cs file to replace the YOUR_APP_SECRET constant passed to the DapiApp constructor, at the very start of the file, with you Dapi application's AppSecret.
• Run the example from VisualStudio.
• The server is now listening on: http://localhost:43206 (by default).
  • Note: you can change the port of the server from the Properties/lauchSettings.json file, through the applicationUrl field(s).
• The endpoint is now exposed on: http://localhost:43206/DapiSDKRequests (by default).
  • Note: you can change the endpoint name from the Properties/lauchSettings.json file, through the launchUrl field(s).
• Use Postman (or any equivalent app), to POST valid Dapi requests to the endpoint URL.
  • All requests' bodies should be in JSON format.
• All requests should pass the Authorization header, with its value set to the accessToken as a Bearer token.
  • The accessToken is retrieved from the ExchangeToken process.