Configure White Label Sample App Compiler Directives

        
using System;
namespace TheAppsPajamas.White.Constants
{
    public static class ApiAccountSettings
    {
#if BEAR
        public const string Username = "bear";
        public const string Password = 
            "NEb46BEq944Z9WKgJxvpCZa8Ckh578kR8WQ";
// In Visual Studio the inactive 
// configurations below are greyed out.
// Like comments these are not 
// refactorable within the editor
#elif BLUE
        public const string Username = "blue";
        public const string Password = 
            "ReNFRTEUWFYmhe9cfvmGkGwwp3V4trRDF9N";
#elif FLUFFY
        public const string Username = "fluffy";
        public const string Password = 
            "4nNeqf3jFaVMJE9HpsTsd5mkAPdWtk3aPQc";
#elif TEST
        public const string Username = "test";     
        public const string Password = "test";
#endif
    }
}
    

        
using System;
using System.Net.Http;
using System.Net.Http.Headers;
using System.Text;
using TheAppsPajamas.White.Constants;

namespace TheAppsPajamas.White.Api
{
    public partial class ApiClient
    {
        partial void PrepareRequest(
            HttpClient client, 
            HttpRequestMessage request, 
            string url
            )
        {
            // Xamarin Studio may detect ambiguity 
            // warnings in the editor, but at compile 
            // time any ambiguity is resolved
            var byteArray = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(
                String.Format("{0}:{1}",
                    ApiAccountSettings.Username,
                    ApiAccountSettings.Password
            ));
            client.DefaultRequestHeaders
                .Authorization = new 
                    AuthenticationHeaderValue(
                    "Basic", 
                    Convert.ToBase64String(byteArray)
            );
        }
    }
}