BarcodeLookup is a C# library for performing EAN and ISBN barcode lookups using the EAN-Search.org API. This library allows developers to seamlessly integrate product and book barcode lookups, checksum verification, and related operations into their applications.
- EAN barcode lookup: Retrieve product names or detailed product information using EAN barcodes.
- ISBN lookup: Fetch book titles using ISBN-10 or ISBN-13 barcodes.
- Checksum verification: Validate the checksum of EAN barcodes.
- Product search: Search for products by name or find similar product names.
- Category search: Look up products within specific categories.
- Barcode prefix search: Search for products based on barcode prefixes.
- Issuing country lookup: Identify the issuing country of an EAN barcode.
- Barcode image retrieval: Get a barcode image for a given EAN.
- .NET 6.0 or later
- An API token from EAN-Search.org
The library is available as a NuGet package. Install it using the .NET CLI:
dotnet add package BarcodeLookupTo use the library, create an instance of the BarcodeLookup class and provide your API token.
using EANSearch;
string token = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("EAN_SEARCH_API_TOKEN") ?? "";
BarcodeLookup lookup = new BarcodeLookup(token);Retrieve the product name for a given EAN barcode:
string? productName = lookup.GTINName("5099750442227");
Console.WriteLine(productName ?? "Product not found");Retrieve full product information:
Dictionary<string, object>? product = lookup.GTIN("5099750442227");
if (product != null) {
Console.WriteLine(product["name"] + " category " + product["categoryName"]);
} else {
Console.WriteLine("Product not found");
}Fetch the book title for an ISBN:
string? bookTitle = lookup.ISBNName("1989726038");
Console.WriteLine(bookTitle ?? "Book not found");Check if an EAN barcode is valid:
bool? isValid = lookup.VerifyChecksum("5099750442227");
Console.WriteLine("5099750442227 is " + (isValid.HasValue && isValid.Value ? "valid" : "invalid"));Search for products by name:
List<Dictionary<string, object>>? products = lookup.ProductSearch("Bananaboat", 0, 99);
foreach (var p in products ?? []){
Console.WriteLine(p["ean"] + ": " + p["name"]);
}Get the image of a barcode:
string? barcodeImage = lookup.BarcodeImage("5099750442227");
Console.WriteLine(barcodeImage ?? "Image not available");Contributions are welcome! Feel free to submit a pull request or open an issue on our GitHub repository. License
This library is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details. Acknowledgments
This library uses the EAN-Search.org API. Please visit EAN-Search.org for more information.