LicenseManager for WooCommerce .Net Library

An unofficial C# Library for the LicenseManager for WooCommerce (formerly known as LicenseManager.at). This library makes it easy to activate or validate software licenses from .Net applications.

Install the package using Nuget

Get the library from NuGet.

PM> NuGet\Install-Package LicenseManager

Examples

Minimal usage example for License Activation

For more information/details take a look at the example projects.

// 1. Create a new instance of license manager client

var baseUrl = "https://licensemanager.codelu.eu/";
var consumerKey = "ck_a0625b314db9ab7f44d4c29ac93aab416aa8ef8e";
var consumerSecret = "cs_37abbda659e5932b286546890322d2fd55e9e298";

// Set the culture (language) for the license checking messages
var cultureInfo = new CultureInfo("en");
//var cultureInfo = new CultureInfo("de");
//var cultureInfo = new CultureInfo("es");
//var cultureInfo = new CultureInfo("fr");
//var cultureInfo = new CultureInfo("ru");
//var cultureInfo = new CultureInfo("zh");

var client = new LicenseManagerClient(baseUrl, consumerKey, consumerSecret, productId, cultureInfo);

// 2. Activate a license key (this will increase the TimesActivated counter if successful)
// This can is useful when the license should only be used e.g. on one computer
var licenseKey = "MY-LICENSE-KEY";
LicenseKeyResponse activateLicenseResponse = await client.ActivateLicenseAsync(licenseKey);

// 3. Check the LicenseKeyResponse
// This returns a CheckLicenseResponse object indicating the success or failure of the activation check.
// That response also include the localized message
LicenseCheckResponse checkResponse = client.CheckLicenseActivation(activateLicenseResponse, licenseKey);

if (checkResponse.Success) 
{
  // Our license is activated and passed the check!
  Console.Log(checkResponse.Message);

  // For example: Now track that the software is activated in your program and show/unlock the user interface
  Properties.Settings.Default.Activated = true;
  Properties.Settings.Default.Save();
  ShowMyUI();
} else {
  // Our license could not be activated!
  Console.Log(checkResponse.Message);
  return;
}

Minimal usage example for License Validation

For more information/details take a look at the example projects.

// 1. Create a new instance of license manager client

var baseUrl = "https://licensemanager.codelu.eu/";
var consumerKey = "ck_a0625b314db9ab7f44d4c29ac93aab416aa8ef8e";
var consumerSecret = "cs_37abbda659e5932b286546890322d2fd55e9e298";

// Set the culture (language) for the license checking messages
var cultureInfo = new CultureInfo("en");
//var cultureInfo = new CultureInfo("de");
//var cultureInfo = new CultureInfo("es");
//var cultureInfo = new CultureInfo("fr");
//var cultureInfo = new CultureInfo("ru");
//var cultureInfo = new CultureInfo("zh");

var client = new LicenseManagerClient(baseUrl, consumerKey, consumerSecret, productId, cultureInfo);

// 2. We have previously activated our license for this product / computer
// In the activation example we stored that information inside Properties.Settings.Default.Activated.
// So we could for example check if the product is activated using that information.
if (!Properties.Settings.Default.Activated) 
{
  Console.Log("This product is not activated yet! Please activate it first!");
  return;
}

// 3. Validate the license
var licenseKey = "MY-LICENSE-KEY";
LicenseValidationResponse licenseResponse = await client.ValidateLicenseAsync(licenseKey);

// 4. Check if the validation was successful
// This returns a CheckLicenseResponse object indicating the success or failure of the activation check.
// That response also include the localized message
LicenseCheckResponse checkResponse = client.CheckLicenseValidation(licenseResponse, licenseKey);

if (checkResponse.Success) 
{
  // Our license has passed the check!
  Console.Log(checkResponse.Message);

  // For example: Now show/unlock the user interface
  ShowMyUI();
} else {
  // Our license could not be validated!
  Console.Log(checkResponse.Message);
  return;
}