# Lib Developers

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This page is only for library developers.\
API users need to use the endpoints listed in the sidebar.
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Here is what an API client lib should look like.

The http client should always include an `Authorization` header for every request and an optional header for `User-Agent` to show the library name or project/bot name.

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The base class should be FluxpointClient with a category for each types of endpoints to use.\
So this should be used by users like `Client.Test.GetTestImage()` or `Client.Sfw.GetNeko()`\
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You should also include a TestAuthentication() method so the user can check if they are authenticated properly.

### Send Request Method

You should create a main SendRequest() method that can be used for all endpoints.\
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This will include the HttpMethod (get/post) ApiType (Fluxpoint/Gallery) Path (Endpoint to use) Content (Optional body content this should include string/json support.\
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The output response you recieve should include the default response of success, code and message and any optional data from the endpoint you use.

### Image Gen Method

This should be the same as Send Request but the response you get will contain raw image data (bytes) that you should handle.

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Some http clients/libs may require sending a <mark style="color:yellow;">POST</mark> request to use json body.
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### Endpoints

All endpoints need to have a category so that users can find them easily.\
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You can use the `SendRequest()` method to send a <mark style="color:green;">GET</mark> request to `https://api.fluxpoint.dev/me`\
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Users should then be able to use this with `Client.Misc.GetMeAsync()`


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