Resources

Resources represent readable/writable hardware values such as voltages, temperatures, and firmware revisions. They are identified by a dotted name string (e.g. "TempRegulator.CPU_TEMP").

Alias support: Both the NetName (e.g. "0.23.ESH10000517.READ_TEMPERATURE") and the channel Alias (e.g. "FRONT_AIR READ TEMPERATURE") are accepted interchangeably by all read, write, and transact methods.

Methods

Method	Returns	Description
`GetNamesAsync(ct?)`	`Task<string[]>`	List all available resource names.
`GetValueAsync(name, ct?)`	`Task<string>`	Read the current value of a single resource.
`SetValueAsync(name, value, ct?)`	`Task`	Write a value to a single resource.
`GetValuesAsync(names, ct?)`	`Task<Dictionary<string, string>>`	Read multiple resources in one round-trip.
`SetValuesAsync(resources, ct?)`	`Task`	Write multiple resources in one round-trip.
`TransactAsync(name, value, ct?)`	`Task<string>`	Write then read (command/response pattern).

Examples

Listing Available Resources

string[] names = await client.Resources.GetNamesAsync();
foreach (var name in names)
    Console.WriteLine(name);

Single Read/Write

// Read a single value
string voltage = await client.Resources.GetValueAsync("0.1.ESH10000158.MON_3V3");
Console.WriteLine($"Voltage: {voltage} V");

// Write a value
await client.Resources.SetValueAsync("MyOutput", "2.5");

Batch Operations

// Batch read
var values = await client.Resources.GetValuesAsync(new[]
{
    "TempRegulator.CPU_TEMP",
    "Engine.Uptime",
});
foreach (var (name, val) in values)
    Console.WriteLine($"{name} = {val}");

// Batch write
await client.Resources.SetValuesAsync(new Dictionary<string, string>
{
    ["Output1"] = "1.0",
    ["Output2"] = "2.0",
});

Write-then-Read Transaction

Useful for command/response patterns such as EEPROM or register access:

string response = await client.Resources.TransactAsync("Eeprom.Read", "0x0010");
Console.WriteLine($"Register value: {response}");