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I still don't care about cookies API

This is the ASP.NET API for the I Still Dont Care About Cookies extension. It uses .NET 8.0 as a target framework, and also makes use of Octokit, Swashbuckle and HttpUserAgentParser as package dependencies. Currently, this API is used for anonymous reports.

Building

Linux (Arch)

As this requires .NET 8.0 and the ASP.NET runtime, you will need to install these packages from the AUR. You can use pacman or yay for this - following the commands below:

Install the .NET SDK and ASP.NET runtime

pacman -S dotnet-sdk aspnet-runtime

or

yay -S dotnet-sdk aspnet-runtime

And that's it! Theoretically, you should be ready to go now. If you type dotnet run within the project directory, it will build and run the API. You can verify that it's running properly by checking the console;

Now listening on: http://localhost:5018

If you see this, all is well and the API server is live!

Development

To be able to work on the API, you will need to generate a personal GitHub API token and make sure to select Issues as an accepted permission of this token so you can programmatically do stuff with GitHub issues (which is a feature of the API).

It's also worth noting that your fork of the ISDCAC extension may have the Issues tab disabled by default; you can fix this by clicking on the Settings tab of your fork and checking the Issues box.

If you use VSCode/VSCodium/VS, we recommend installing the .NET Core User Secrets Extension. This is so you don't accidentally push your GitHub API token. The setup for this extension is super simple; after installing it, right click the IStillDontCareAboutCookies.Api.csproj file in your IDE and click Manage User Secrets which will be at the top of your context menu. An empty JSON file called secrets.json should appear, replace that file with this content (in full):

{
    "GithubConfiguration": {
        "RepoOwner": "Your GitHub username here",
        "RepoName": "I-Still-Dont-Care-About-Cookies",
        "Token": "Your personal GitHub token"
    }
}

If you forked the extension under a different name, then replace the RepoName key with that custom name. Hit save and then this secrets.json file will replace the GithubConfiguration dictionary at runtime, avoiding you pushing your token by accident!