ValorantNet Usage

Info

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Constructing & Using ValorantNet

To use ValorantNet you must first use the Initiator to build the client data

Access ValorantNet and it's output

Accessing ValorantNet and it's output it straight forward for the client to use

Initiator initiator = new (rsoData); // Or your desired Initiator builder from above
ValorantNet valorantNet = initiator.ExternalSystem.Net;

valorantNet.OnLog += (log) => Console.WriteLine(log); // Add a event handler to it's output

Getting Base Urls

When you build Initiator it will also generate all the base urls to use for the endpoints, accessed by the following

string glzUrl = initiator.Client.GlzUrl; // https://glz-na-1.na.a.pvp.net
string pdUrl = initiator.Client.PdUrl; // https://pd.na.a.pvp.net
string sharedUrl = initiator.Client.SharedUrl; // https://shared.na.a.pvp.net
string userId = initiator.Client.UserId; // ed47b7fa-f5aa-5d68-8c50-3cfa8aa2b9fc
LogService.ClientData.ShardType shard =  initiator.Client.Shard; // na, eu, lam

Using HttpMethods

Each Http method type is available through ValorantNet in 2 forms, either with a object data return or raw http body output.

For example, here is how the default methods are written for a better understanding.

public async Task PostAsync;
public async Task<T?> PostAsync<T>(string baseUrl, string endPoint, HttpContent? httpContent = null);

GetAsync

await valorantNet.GetAsync(pdUrl, "/contract-definitions/v3/item-upgrades"); // Will return the raw json of the endpoint
await valorantNet.GetAsync<ItemUpgrade>(pdUrl, "/contract-definitions/v3/item-upgrades"); // With return an object type ItemUpgrade 

PostAsync

JsonContent jsonContent = JsonContent.Create(new NameValueCollection() { { "ready", ready.ToString() } });

await valorantNet.PostAsync(Url, $"parties/v1/parties/{partyId}/members/{userId}/setReady", jsonContent);
await valorantNet.PostAsync<PartySetReady>(Url, $"parties/v1/parties/{partyId}/members/{userId}/setReady", jsonContent);

PutAsync

await valorantNet.PutAsync(Url, "name-service/v2/players", new StringContent($"[\"{userId}\"]"));
await valorantNet.PutAsync<NameService>(Url, "name-service/v2/players", new StringContent($"[\"{userId}\"]"));

DeleteAsync

await valorantNet.DeleteAsync(Url, $"parties/v1/players/{puuid}");

PatchAsync

I currently do not have an example endpoint using PatchAsync, feel free to create a Pull Request or Issue if you have one

HeadAsync

I currently do not have an example endpoint using HeadAsync, feel free to create a Pull Request or Issue if you have one

OptionsAsync

I currently do not have an example endpoint using OptionsAsync, feel free to create a Pull Request or Issue if you have one

Raw Http Request

Do not use this method unless you know what you're doing, note when specifying customHeaders you must declare your own authentication headers

await CreateRequest(HttpMethod httpMethod, string baseUrl, string endPoint, HttpContent? content = null, bool outputDebugData = false, Dictionary<string, string>? customHeaders = null);