Desktop tool to manage buckets and objects

It is a .NET 8 and WPF update for https://github.com/Autodesk-Forge/forge-bucketsmanager-desktop

It also uses the new Autodesk .Net SDKs.

Demonstration

This sample is a Windows desktop application that lists all buckets for a given APS Client ID & Secret, allow creating new buckets, upload new files, translate and delete. Allow download of SVF for offline viewing. Simple JavaScript for testing code. It is intended as tool for developers.

Setup

Prerequisites

1. Visual Studio 2022+: This sample is windows only
2. Webview2: Chromium based browser control for .NET apps. It requires EDGE and WebView2 Chromium Runtime to run.
3. .NET Framework basic knowledge with C#

Running locally

For using this sample, you need an Autodesk developer credentials. Visit the Autodesk Platform Services, sign up for an account, then create an app.

Download the repository, open bucket.manager.wpf.sln solution with Visual Studio. The build process should download the required packages (Autodesk and dependencies). Run the project.

If you have set APS_CLIENT_ID and APS_CLIENT_SECRET in your system environment, you'll have the id and secret filled automatically. If you haven't set them, please enter your Client ID & Secret, click on Authenticate button. The app will obtain a 2-legged token and list buckets and files. After translating, files should be Viewable.

Features

This sample app includes a few features:

Download SVF

After creating a bucket and uploading an object, translate the file. When finish, open on the Viewer. Click on Download SVF button and select a destination folder. The HTML to view the file needs to point to the .svf file, usually a 0.SVF under a folder with the same name of the viewable.

Note: SVF2 can't be downloaded.

Running JavaScript code

The WebView2 control allow .ExecuteScriptAsync() for executing JavaScript code, which can be used for quick testing some code. Load a model on the Viewer, then click on JavaScript button. Type, paste or open a .js file, then run it with execute command in the right click context menu (or Ctrl+E), the result will be shown at the DevTools Console or browser window.

This sample is licensed under the terms of the MIT License. Please see the LICENSE file for full details.