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## Getting Started
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The SDK relies on .NET dependency injection in order to expose services to the consuming application. Use of the SDK can be implemented by calling the extension method for registering the services:
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```csharp
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builder.Services.AddLANCommanderClient<Settings>();
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```
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The generic type parameter (here `Settings`) can be used to allow extension of settings by providing your own class that inherits from `LANCommander.SDK.Settings`.
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## Configuration
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Standard .NET configuration has been implemented in the SDK. By default, `IOptions<Settings>` can be used to retrieve any settings, while `SettingsProvider` is to be used for updating any settings. Any configuration that gets bound to the `Settings` class will be stored in a file called `Settings.yml` on update.
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## Authentication
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By injecting `LANCommander.SDK.AuthenticationClient`, you can authenticate against a LANCommander server:
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