TeamSpeak SDK .Net

A C#-Wrapper around the native TeamSpeak-SDK. It provides the same functionality in a more fluent, object-oriented and asynchron API. In order to function the TeamSpeak 3 SDK 3.0.3.2 (http://TeamSpeak.com/downloads#sdk) must be placed in root of the Project.

Main features:

• Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, MacOS, Android, iOS)
• Fully-featured TeamSpeak-SDK
• Modern API with object-oriented design

Main Classes

• TeamSpeak.SDK.Client.Library - native clientlib
• TeamSpeak.SDK.Client.Connection - connection to a SDK server
• TeamSpeak.SDK.Client.Client - client on a SDK server
• TeamSpeak.SDK.Client.Channel - channel on a SDK server
• TeamSpeak.SDK.Client.FileTransfer - file transfer from or to a SDK server
• TeamSpeak.SDK.Client.WaveHandler - wave file playing locally

Usage in Linux, MacOS, Windows

If the native clientlib is in the library search path or next to the sdk assembly, initialising of the SDK is done automaticlly in the background.

using TeamSpeak.SDK.Client;
/// ...
using (Connection connection = new Connection())
{
	await connection.Start(identity, "localhost", 9987, "client");
	await connection.SendTextMessage("Hello, World!");
	await connection.Stop("And good bye!");
}

Initialization of the SDK can be forced at any time using Library.Initialize.

using TeamSpeak.SDK.Client;
/// ...
try
{
	Library.Initialize()
}
catch (DllNotFoundException)
{
  // handle missing native library
}
using (Connection connection = new Connection())
{
	// ...
}

If the native library is not in the search path, it must be specified using TeamSpeak.SDK.Client;

using TeamSpeak.SDK.Client;
/// ...
try
{
	LibraryParameters parameters = new LibraryParameters("/tmp/renamed_libts3client_linux_amd64.so");
	Library.Initialize(parameters);
}
catch (DllNotFoundException)
{
  // handle missing native library
}
/// ...

Encryption and logging must be configured when the library is initialized. This is also done in LibraryParameters.

LibraryParameters parameters = new LibraryParameters()
{
	// where the logs are written to
	LogFileFolder = "/var/log/teamspeak/",
	// Custom password encryption, leave unassigned for default handling
	ClientPasswordEncrypt = EncryptClientPassword,
	// Custom password encryption, leave unassigned for default handling
	CustomPacketEncrypt = EncryptPacket,
	// Custom package decryption, leave unassigned for default handling
	CustomPacketDecrypt = DecryptPacket,
}
try
{
	Library.Initialize(parameters);
}
catch (DllNotFoundException)
{
  // handle missing native library
}

Usage in Android

The SDK contains a Xamarin poject for Android, it can be found in Source/Android. The Library only needs to be referenced to be used. It already contains the Android specific native libraries.

using TeamSpeak.SDK.Client;
/// ...
using (Connection connection = new Connection())
{
	await connection.Start(identity, "localhost", 9987, "client");
	await connection.SendTextMessage("Hello, World!");
	await connection.Stop("And good bye!");
}

Usage in iOS

A Xamarin project for iOS is located at Source/iOS. In order for the sdk to work it is important that the correct static library is linked when building the app. For i386 and x86_64 ts3_sdk_3.0.3.2/iOS/ libts3client_ios_sdk_simulator.a needs to be linked. For ARMv7, ARMv7s and ARM64 instead link against ts3_sdk_3.0.3.2/iOS/libts3client_ios_sdk_device.a. Please see the example project in Examples\iOS for more details.

Aside from statically linking the native library, the TeamSpeak SDK is identical to the other platforms.

using TeamSpeak.SDK.Client;
/// ...
using (Connection connection = new Connection())
{
	await connection.Start(identity, "localhost", 9987, "client");
	await connection.SendTextMessage("Hello, World!");
	await connection.Stop("And good bye!");
}