PrestaShopClient

PrestaShopClient (behind the IPrestaShopClient interface) is your entry point. It exposes a typed client for each resource, plus clients for images and attachment files.

Resource accessors

Common resources have convenience properties:

client.Products
client.Categories
client.Orders
client.Customers
client.StockAvailables
client.Combinations
client.Manufacturers
client.Suppliers
client.Addresses
client.OrderStates

Each returns an IResourceClient<T> for that entity — see Working with Resources.

Any resource

For a resource without a convenience property, use the generic accessor:

var country = await client.Resource<Country>().GetAsync(1);
var zone    = await client.Resource<Zone>().ListAsync();

Resource<T>() works for any entity type, so you're never limited to the convenience properties.

Media clients

Two dedicated clients handle binary content:

client.Images        // product/category/etc. images — see Media › Images
client.Attachments   // attachment files — see Media › Attachments

Injecting the client

Depend on the interface, IPrestaShopClient, so your code stays testable:

public class CatalogSync(IPrestaShopClient client)
{
    public async Task RunAsync()
    {
        var products = await client.Products.ListAsync();
        // ...
    }
}