web-services-samples/csharp-dotnet/README.md

C# Code Samples for O*NET Web Services

BatchCoder/BatchCoder.cs is a non-interactive console app which codes a JSON file of job titles to O*NET-SOC occupations.

KeywordSearch/KeywordSearch.cs is an interactive console app which demonstrates the occupation keyword search.

OnetWebService.cs is a utility class you may use in your own applications.

Running the example

Clone the sample code repository:

git clone https://github.com/onetcenter/web-services-samples

Change to the C# directory:

cd web-services-samples/csharp-dotnet

Interactive keyword search example

Change to the KeywordSearch directory, and build and run the project:

cd KeywordSearch
dotnet run

Alternatively, you can open the KeywordSearch folder with Visual Studio Code, and build and run the application.

Follow the prompts to enter your O*NET Web Services credentials, and your search terms.

Batch coding example

Change to the BatchCoder directory:

cd BatchCoder

Make a copy of the file BatchCoder_sample_input.json, and add your O*NET Web Services credentials. For more information on the file format, see the batch coder documentation.

Run the application at a command prompt, with your edited copy of the sample input:

dotnet run < BatchCoder_input_copy.json > BatchCoder_output.json

The file BatchCoder_output.json will contain the results.

License

This sample code is licensed under the terms of the MIT license (see the LICENSE file for details).

Note: O*NET Web Services account holders must follow the Terms of Service and Data License when calling the Services.

Contact

For problems or suggestions related specifically to this sample code, please use Issues. For all other questions about O*NET Web Services, including problems with your account, contact O*NET Customer Service.