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Full CRUD Lifecycle

This example demonstrates the complete lifecycle of an entity — creating, reading, updating, verifying the update, and finally deleting it.

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Complete example

var endpoint = new CoworkerEndpoint(client);

// 1. Create
var coworker = new Coworker
{
    FullName = "Lifecycle Test",
    Email = "lifecycle@example.com",
    CoworkerType = eCoworkerRecordType.Individual,
    Businesses = new List<long> { businessId }
};

long id = await endpoint.CreateAsync(coworker);
Console.WriteLine($"Created: {id}");

// 2. Read
var fetched = await endpoint.GetAsync(id);
Console.WriteLine($"Fetched: {fetched!.FullName}");

// 3. Update
fetched.CompanyName = "New Company";
await endpoint.UpdateAsync(fetched);
Console.WriteLine("Updated.");

// 4. Verify
var updated = await endpoint.GetAsync(id);
Console.WriteLine($"Company: {updated!.CompanyName}");

// 5. Delete
await endpoint.DeleteAsync(id);
Console.WriteLine("Deleted.");

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Error handling

Wrap each operation in a try/catch block if you need granular error recovery: 
try
{
    long id = await endpoint.CreateAsync(entity);

    var fetched = await endpoint.GetAsync(id);
    fetched!.CompanyName = "Updated";
    await endpoint.UpdateAsync(fetched);

    await endpoint.DeleteAsync(id);
}
catch (InvalidOperationException ex)
{
    Console.WriteLine($"Operation failed: {ex.Message}");
}