VkNet Documentation

To use the library, follow these steps:

1. Create a VK Application: Visit vk.ru/editapp?act=create to set up your application credentials.
2. Authorize: Follow the authorization guide to authenticate your application. Detailed instructions are available in the official authorization documentation.
3. Call Methods: Once authorized, you can begin using the library's methods. A categorized list of available methods can be found in the method documentation.

For common issues, refer to the FAQ wiki.

You can add VkNet to your .NET project using either the NuGet Package Manager Console or the .NET CLI.

PM> Install-Package VkNet

> dotnet add package VkNet

The IsHtml5App property is marked as [Obsolete]. As of version 5.85, the is_html5_app field is no longer provided in the application object. Instead, you should use the Type property to determine the application type.

// Obsolete: Use the 'Type' property instead
[Obsolete("5.85 В объекте приложения больше не приходит поле is_html5_app. Смотрите поле type", false)]
public bool IsHtml5App { get; set; }

The Start class is a data model used to represent the parameters or state when successfully starting an advertising campaign. It maps to the JSON structure required by the VK API for this operation.

Key properties:

• VkSid: The advertising campaign session ID (mapped from the JSON key vk_sid).
• TestMode: The transaction mode. Use 1 for test mode and 0 for real mode (mapped from the JSON key test_mode).

var startParams = new VkNet.Model.Start
{
    VkSid = "your_session_id",
    TestMode = 1 // 1 for test mode, 0 for real mode
};

The App class in the VkNet.Model namespace is a data model used to represent information about a VK application. It contains metadata such as the application's ID, title, icons, banners, author details, and various technical specifications like screen orientation and mobile control types.

using VkNet.Model;

// Example of accessing App properties
public void ProcessApp(App app)
{
    Console.WriteLine($"App Name: {app.Title}");
    Console.WriteLine($"App ID: {app.Id}");
    Console.WriteLine($"Author URL: {app.AuthorUrl}");
}