Bol.com C# Library for .NET Framework
The Bol.com C# Library for .NET Framework provides the Bol.com Open API for building ecommerce apps. The Library is written in C#. Its deployment requires .NET Framework 4.5 and JSON.NET 5.0.6.
Specs
Library
REST
November 24, 2017
Yes
Web/Internet
Single purpose API
No
No
URI Query String/CRUD
JSON
No
No
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