HiOrg Server API

Implementation of the HiOrg Server API for EFS and SSO.

Implemented Methods

SSO (Single Sign On)

The login via HiOrg Server is implemented with use of a remote endpoint which returns the token send by the HiOrg Server.

string ov = "your-org";
string token = "your-api-token";

string username = "SomeUsername";
string password = "VerySecurePassword";

using var client = new HiOrgServerClient(ov, token, new ClientOptions
{
	// On success the HiOrg Server will redirect to this URL with a query parameter "token" containing the login token
	// Here: https://your-server.tld/get-token?token=<session token>
	LoginTokenUrl = "https://your-server.tld/get-token"
});

var userData = await client.LoginAsync(username, password);
await client.LogoutAsync(userData.SessionToken);

// TODO: Perform actions with the user data (and session token if not logged out).

EFS (Einsatz-Führungs-Software)

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If you want to corporate with HiOrg on your medical service, you can connect your application using an API token.

You'll have access to the following functionallity:

• VerifyApiToken: Verify the validity of the given API token.
• GetEvents: Get a list of all upcoming events (if they are enabled for the API).
• GetEventDetails: Get detailed information about a specific event part, including the list of employees and their roles.
• GetEquipment: Get a list of available equipment (not planned for an event).

Published under MIT License (see choose a license).