I think that would be great! I started working on a Azure Functions bot and started a DI dotnet client that I put on nuget https://github.com/ydinkov/Lemmy.Net

It's super wip right now, but Ill be adding more models, tests and error handling.

[–] crystelium 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Just out of interest, why not use refit for something like this? You could get a basic client going much faster - unless there's some specific behaviour you want for the client (which would require painful customisation with refit).

I've come to be quite a fan of refit recently purely for how quick you can get a basic, working client

[–] nibblebit 3 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I like refit too! It's super nice, but very quickly i realised the API does some weird undocumented stuff and isn't very consistently implemented. I feel more comfortable doing the boilerplate my myself (chatgpt helps) while i figure out the funk.

[–] crystelium 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Ah, that's fair - haven't encountered anything weird with it yet. I can imagine with chatgpt it's become much easier though - I need to start giving AI tools a try. Do you have a particular set up for using chatgpt with rider or anything?

[–] nibblebit 2 points 1 year ago

No setup at all, just strip-mine the sourcecode for the existing TS client, have it generate curl requests. Run the curls, ask it to create POCOs for the results, and adjust.

@[email protected] wrote a pwsh module for lemmy and can attest to the troubles =D

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