KaggleAPI-NET provides an easy to use .NET Standard API client for Kaggle API. It aims to expose the complete Kaggle API in native C#, which allows .NET developers to programmatically interact with available Kaggle API services using the cross-platform .NET Standard specification.

KaggleAPI-NET is Apache-2.0-licensed, so personal and commmercial use alike is allowed. For further details, see the LICENSE file.

• ✅ Typed responses and requests to over 24 endpoints. Complete and always up to date.
• ✅ Supports .NET Standard 2.X, which includes all major platforms, including mobile:
  • .NET Framework
  • UWP
  • .NET Core
  • Xamarin.Forms
• ✅ Allow full control of one's HttpClient, thereby maximizing flexibility
• ✅ Logging supported
• ✅ All features from Kaggle API reimplemented for ease of development
• ✅ Complete unit testing for all functionalities ^{*Not well-developed yet*}

.NET Standard 2.0

For ease of installation, you can add the lastest release of KaggleAPI-NET into your project using Nuget

• Include the library

using KaggleAPI.Web; using KaggleAPI.Web.Models;

• Create a new client

KaggleClient kaggle = new KaggleClient();

• Provide the client credentials for authentication

kaggle.Authenticate( new KaggleConfiguration { username = "YourUsername", key = "YourKey" }, method: AuthenticationMethod.Direct );

• Make a request to list all Kaggle competitions given below queries

List<CompetitionInquiry>? result = await kaggle.CompetitionsList(search: "searchTerm");

• Print the titles of all competitions found

foreach (CompetitionInquiry competition in result) Console.WriteLine(competition.title);

• Finally, dispose the client

kaggle.Dispose()

More examples can be found on the website and in the KaggleAPI.Tests directory.

More Information, Installation-Instructions, Examples, Guides can be found at petterpet01.github.io/KaggleAPI-NET/

Installation Instructions can be found in the Getting Started Guide

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