You can use this REST endpoint to retrieve versioned download information for MDriven Turnkey, MDriven Server, and the MDriven Framework Visual Studio extension when you need to automate or script product downloads.
Endpoint
Send an HTTP GET request to:
https://mdriven.net/Rest/ProductRelease/Get
The endpoint identifies a product release through query parameters. Use HTTPS and URL-encode parameter values when your HTTP client does not do this automatically.
Choose a product
Set vProduct to the product file family you want.
vProduct value
|
Product file family |
|---|---|
Framework
|
MDriven Framework Visual Studio extension |
TurnkeyCore
|
MDriven Turnkey for .NET Core |
TurnkeyFramework
|
MDriven Turnkey for .NET Framework |
ServerCore
|
MDriven Server for .NET Core |
ServerFramework
|
MDriven Server for .NET Framework |
For example, this request selects the MDriven Turnkey .NET Core product family:
https://mdriven.net/Rest/ProductRelease/Get?vProduct=TurnkeyCore
Refine the release with platform and version
Add platform to select a platform-specific product file. Add version to request a build by its build date.
| Parameter | Purpose | Accepted values documented for this endpoint | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
vProduct
|
Selects the product file family. | Framework, TurnkeyCore, ServerCore, TurnkeyFramework, ServerFramework
|
vProduct=ServerCore
|
platform
|
Selects the platform variant. | windows, linux, macos, alpine, linux musl, linux arm64, Osx X64, Osx Arm64
|
platform=linux
|
version
|
Selects a build by build date, in yyyymmdd format.
|
An eight-digit build date | version=20250710
|
Platform value encoding
Values that contain spaces must be URL-encoded in the request URL. For example:
platform=linux%20musl
Use the platform spelling and capitalization shown in the table when calling the endpoint. The public downloads page shows the platform variants currently offered for MDriven Turnkey and MDriven Server, including Windows, Linux, Linux Arm64, Linux MUSL, Osx X64, and Osx Arm64.
Version format
A version is a build date, not a semantic version number. For 10 July 2025, use:
20250710
Do not use separators such as 2025-07-10.
Request examples
Select a product family
Request MDriven Turnkey .NET Core release information:
GET https://mdriven.net/Rest/ProductRelease/Get?vProduct=TurnkeyCore
Select a Windows variant
Request MDriven Turnkey .NET Core release information for Windows:
GET https://mdriven.net/Rest/ProductRelease/Get?vProduct=TurnkeyCore&platform=windows
Select a dated Linux build
Request the Linux build dated 10 July 2025:
GET https://mdriven.net/Rest/ProductRelease/Get?vProduct=TurnkeyCore&platform=linux&version=20250710
Call the endpoint from a command line
This curl example requests the same dated Linux build. Quote the URL so that your shell does not interpret & as a command separator.
curl "https://mdriven.net/Rest/ProductRelease/Get?vProduct=TurnkeyCore&platform=linux&version=20250710"
Use the result in an automated download flow
The endpoint returns a JSON result. A typical automation flow is:
- Choose the product family with
vProduct. For example, useServerCorefor a .NET Core MDriven Server deployment. - Add the target
platform. For example, uselinux arm64, encoded aslinux%20arm64, for a Linux Arm64 target. - Add
versionwhen your deployment must retrieve a specific dated build; omit it when your process is intended to use the endpoint's product selection without a specified date. - Send the GET request and parse the JSON response in your deployment script.
- Use the download information returned by the response in the next download step.
Keep the product, platform, and build date as explicit configuration values in a repeatable deployment. For example, a release pipeline can set vProduct=ServerCore, platform=linux, and version=20250710 so that every environment retrieves the same dated build.
Scope
This is an MDriven product-release endpoint. It is not the mechanism for exposing a REST API from your own MDriven application or for consuming an external REST service. To download a file from a ViewModel action, see RestDownload.
For interactive downloads and the available current releases, use the downloads page.