EdgeGridSigner (for .NET/c#)

This library assists in the interaction with Akamai's {Open} API found at http://developer.akamai.com. The API Spec can be found at: https://developer.akamai.com/api

Project organization

• /EdgeGridAuth - core auth signere project
• /EdgeGridAuthTest - MSTest unit tests
• /OpenAPI - generic openapi.exe tool to demonstrate using the signer
• /Akamai.EdgeGrid.Auth.sln - root VisualStudio solution

Install

• Open the Akamai.EdgeGrid.Auth.sln in Visual Studio; Rebuild All
• OR MSBuild.exe Akamai.EdgeGrid.Auth.sln /t:rebuild
• Copy the Akamai.EdgeGrid.Auth.dll to your application or solution.

Getting Started

• Create an instance of the EdgeGridV1Signer and call either Sign (if you are managing the http communication yourself
• or call Execute() to utilize built in safety checks

For example:

using Akamai.EdgeGrid.Auth;

var signer = new EdgeGridV1Signer();
var credential = new ClientCredential(clientToken, accessToken, secret);

//TODO: create httpRequest via WebRequest.Create(uri);
signer.Sign(httpRequest, credential);

alternatively, you can use the execute() method to manage the connection and perform verification checks

using Akamai.EdgeGrid.Auth;

var signer = new EdgeGridV1Signer();
var credential = new ClientCredential(clientToken, accessToken, secret); 

//TODO: create httpRequest via WebRequest.Create(uri);
signer.Execute(httpRequest, credential);

Sample application (openapi.exe)

• A sample application has been created that can take command line parameters.

-a akab-access1234
-c akab-client1234 
-s secret1234
https://akab-url123.luna.akamaiapis.net/diagnostic-tools/v1/locations