MojangSharp is a C# wrapper for the Mojang API and Mojang Authentication API.

• Asynchronous API
• All error and response types handled
• Really easy to use

You will need to install MojangSharp by downloading it or installing it from NuGet with MS> Install-Package Hawezo.MojangSharp.

MojangSharp contains a Endpoints namespace which contains all of the possible actions. See the few examples below to understand their usage:

First, get Response object corresponding to the Endpoint you are using. In the case of ApiStatus, the Response object is ApiStatusResponse. Then, instantiate the Endpoint object and call its method asynchronous PerformRequest().

ApiStatusResponse status = await new ApiStatus().PerformRequest();

If the request is a success, the boolean value of status.IsSuccess would be set to true. Otherwise, the Error property will indicates where is the issue coming from.

Assuming the request is a success, you can access each property of status to get the responses you needed:

Console.WriteLine($"Mojang: {status.Mojang}");
Console.WriteLine($"Minecraft: {status.Minecraft}");
Console.WriteLine($"Skins: {status.Skins}");
Console.WriteLine($"Sessions: {status.Sessions}");
//...

Authentication's request type is the same as the other. You will need to instanciate a Credentials object containing the username and the password of the player you want to authenticate. Then, you will be able to perform the request and get an access token.

AuthenticateResponse auth = await new Authenticate(new Credentials() { Username = "<mail>/<username>", Password = "<password>" }).PerformRequest();
if (auth.IsSuccess) {
  Console.WriteLine($"AccessToken: {auth.AccessToken}");
  Console.WriteLine($"ClientToken: {auth.ClientToken}");
} else { // Handle your error }

Note that ClientToken is an auto-generated token coming from the library. The first time it is used, you can decide to store it somewhere and thus be able to user the Validate, Invalidate and the other endpoints of the Authentication API. You can check after an authentication request if the Client Token is the same as the one stored in Requester.ClientToken. If not, there is probably an issue with your authentication structure.

Some endpoints use Bearer Authentication to authenticate a player thanks to its access token, which is retrieved thanks to the Authentication endpoint.

Sometimes, Mojang rejects a requests because it assumes the request is not secured due to its location. In order to determine if Mojang will accept these kind of requests, you will need to use the SecureIP endpoint.

Response secured = new SecureIP(auth.AccessToken).PerformRequestAsync().Result;
if (secured.IsSuccess)
    // Mojang will likely accept requests coming from this IP :)
else
    // Mojang will reject further requests.

Warning - Please perform your own tests for all skin-related endpoints, this feature has not been tested (but the requests work so it is likely working).

You can change or reset a skin with MojangSharp. To change a skin, you can either call UploadSkin endpoint to upload a skin to the Mojang's servers, or call ChangeSkin with an URL to the skin you want to change to.

Response skinUpload = await new UploadSkin(auth.AccessToken, auth.SelectedProfile.Value, new FileInfo(@"<path>")).PerformRequest();
if (skinUpload.IsSuccess) {
  Console.WriteLine("Successfully changed skin.")
} else { // Handle your errors }

Mojang has a list of actually blocked addresses, which are SHA1-hashed. Some of them has been cracked by the community and are listed in MojangSharp.

BlockedServersResponse servers = await new BlockedServers().PerformRequest();
if (servers.IsSuccess) {
    Console.WriteLine($"{servers.BlockedServers.Count} blocked servers");
    Console.WriteLine($"{servers.BlockedServers.FindAll(x => x.Cracked).Count} cracked");
}
else { // You know what }

Mojang offers an endpoint to get its statistics. Although there is not a lot of interest, it can somehow be useful. You can combine up to 4 statistics in the Statistics constructor, in which case the resulting numbers will be added to each other.

StatisticsResponse stats = await new Statistics(Item.MinecraftAccountsSold).PerformRequest();
if (stats.IsSuccess) {
    Console.WriteLine($"Total Minecraft accounts sold: {stats.Total}");
    Console.WriteLine($"Last 24h: {stats.Last24h}");
    Console.WriteLine($"Average sell/s: {stats.SaleVelocity}");
} else { // Handle your errors }

MojangSharp uses Newtonsoft's JSON to parse Mojang's API responses.

• Better error handling?
• Add a request limiter.