A quick attempt to create a API client for the Skilljar LMS API. For more information and how to get started with the Skilljar API, see this help article.
Note: this library is incomplete. See table below for status of each object defined in the Skilljar API.
| API Object | Status |
|---|---|
| assets |  |
| courses | |
| domains |  |
| group-categories | |
| groups | |
| ilt-instructors | |
| ilt-multi-session-events | |
| ilt-sessions | |
| lesson-progress | |
| lessons | |
| offers | |
| paths | |
| ping | |
| progresstokens | |
| promo-code-pools | |
| promo-codes | |
| purchases | |
| question-banks | |
| quiz-questions | |
| quizzes | |
| training-credit-codes | |
| users | |
| vilt-session-events | |
| vilt-session-registrations | |
| web-packages | |
| webhooks |
To get started, the Skilljar API client requires an HttpClient object that has been created with the API Base Address and Authentication Header:
var authString = Convert.ToBase64String(Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(apiKey));
HttpClient httpClient = new()
{
BaseAddress = new Uri("https://api.skilljar.com/v1/"),
Timeout = new TimeSpan(0,0,30)
};
httpClient.DefaultRequestHeaders.Clear();
httpClient.DefaultRequestHeaders.Authorization = new System.Net.Http.Headers.AuthenticationHeaderValue("Basic", authString);After creating your HttpClient instance, you can pass it to your SkilljarApiClient and begin working with the supported API calls:
Get a list of domains for your skilljar instance
var client = new SkilljarApiClient(httpClient);
var domainList = await client.Domains.ListAllAsync();List all Published Courses for a particular domain
var client = new SkilljarApiClient(httpClient);
var publishedCourses = await client.Domains.PublishedCourses.ListAllAsync("your-domain-name");Read details of a specific course
var client = new SkilljarApiClient(httpClient);
var publishedCourses = await client.Courses.ReadAsync("your-course-id");