see sdk

A strongly typed asynchronous .NET client for the S.EE API, supporting .NET 8 and .NET 10.

Installation

dotnet add package see.sdk

Quick Start

You can use the SDK to create a short URL as follows:

using See.Sdk;
using See.Sdk.Models;

using var httpClient = new HttpClient();
var client = new SeeClient(httpClient, Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("SEE_API_KEY")!);

var response = await client.CreateShortUrlAsync(new CreateShortUrlRequest
{
    Domain = "s.ee",
    TargetUrl = "https://example.com",
    Title = "Example"
});

Console.WriteLine(response.Data?.ShortUrl);

Do not store API keys in source code or logs. In production, use dependency injection to manage the HttpClient lifetime and read the key from a secure configuration source.

Features

• Short URLs: create, update, delete, history, visit statistics, simple mode, domains, and usage
• Text sharing: create, update, delete, history, and available domains
• Files: multipart upload, history, deletion, and private download URLs
• Large files: create, TUS PATCH/HEAD/DELETE, progress, completion, and cancellation
• QR codes: create, delete, and history
• Bio pages: create, update, delete, and history
• Tags and token validation

All methods support CancellationToken. Non-2xx HTTP responses throw SeeApiException, which contains the status code and raw response body. The code, message, and data fields from API responses are preserved.

See the API reference for the complete method list and the contribution guide for build and release instructions.

Local Validation

dotnet restore See.DotNet.Sdk.slnx
dotnet build See.DotNet.Sdk.slnx --configuration Release --no-restore
dotnet test See.DotNet.Sdk.slnx --configuration Release --no-build
dotnet pack src/See.Sdk/See.Sdk.csproj --configuration Release --no-build --output artifacts

License

See the LICENSE file for details.