How to use IService endpoint?

[chef 3745]

Could someone please tell me what in the world I'm missing for this IService Endpoint Class. It is unaccessible in my plugin and I honestly can't figure out why:

using MediaBrowser.Controller.Devices;

using MediaBrowser.Model.Devices;

using MediaBrowser.Model.Serialization;

using MediaBrowser.Model.Services;

using System.Collections.Generic;


namespace VeraHomeAutomation

{

    //To many repetitive devices in a normal List<DeviceInfo> so weed out the duplicates

    //CHROME YOU ARE TO BLAME! quit changing the last four characters in your ID's!!!!


    [Route("Vera/SortedDevices", "GET", Summary = "Sorted Device List End Point")]


    public class SortedDeviceService :  IService

    {

        public IDeviceManager DeviceManager { get; set; }

        public IJsonSerializer JsonSerializer { get; set; }


        public EmbyDeviceService(IDeviceManager dM, IJsonSerializer jS)

        {

            DeviceManager = dM;

            JsonSerializer = jS;


        }


        public string Get()

        {

            var deviceInfo = DeviceManager.GetDevices(new DeviceQuery());


            var deviceList = new List<DeviceInfo>();


            foreach (var device in deviceInfo.Items)

            {

                if (!deviceList.Exists(x => x.Name.ToLower() == device.Name.ToLower() && x.AppName.ToLower() == device.AppName.ToLower()))

                {

                    deviceList.Add(device);

                }

            }


            return JsonSerializer.SerializeToString(deviceList);


        }

    }

}

Thank you.

Edited May 28, 2019 by chef

[Luke 37057]

Have you compared to existing examples such as Auto Organize?

https://github.com/MediaBrowser/Emby.AutoOrganize/tree/master/Emby.AutoOrganize/Api

[chef 3745]

Thank you,

 

Yes the I understand now about the routing class, and also also a note that the route must start with a "/".

 

It now works.

Edited May 28, 2019 by chef