Best NBi code snippet using NBi.Core.Api.Authentication.ApiKeyAuthenticator
ApiKey.cs
Source: ApiKey.cs
...16 public ApiKey(IScalarResolver<string> name, IScalarResolver<string> value)17 => (Name, Value) = (name, value);18 public ApiKey(IScalarResolver<string> value)19 : this(new LiteralScalarResolver<string>("apiKey"), value) { }20 public IAuthenticator GetAuthenticator() => new ApiKeyAuthenticator(Name.Execute(), Value.Execute());21 public class ApiKeyAuthenticator : IAuthenticator22 {23 public string Name { get; }24 public string Value { get; }25 public ApiKeyAuthenticator(string name, string value)26 => (Name, Value) = (name, value);27 public void Authenticate(IRestClient client, IRestRequest request)28 {29 request.AddHeader(Name, Value);30 }31 }32 }33}...
ApiKeyAuthenticator
Using AI Code Generation
1using NBi.Core.Api.Authentication;2using System;3using System.Collections.Generic;4using System.Linq;5using System.Text;6using System.Threading.Tasks;7{8 {9 static void Main(string[] args)10 {11 authenticator.Authenticate("admin", "password");12 Console.WriteLine(authenticator.Token);13 Console.ReadLine();14 }15 }16}
ApiKeyAuthenticator
Using AI Code Generation
1using NBi.Core.Api.Authentication;2using NBi.Core.Api;3using NBi.Core.Api;4using NBi.Testing;5using NBi.Testing;6using NBi.Xml;7using NBi.Xml;8using NBi.Xml;9using NBi.Xml;10using NBi.Xml;
ApiKeyAuthenticator
Using AI Code Generation
1var authenticator = new ApiKeyAuthenticator();2var authenticator = new ApiKeyAuthenticator();3var authenticator = new ApiKeyAuthenticator();4var authenticator = new ApiKeyAuthenticator();5var authenticator = new ApiKeyAuthenticator();6var authenticator = new ApiKeyAuthenticator();7var authenticator = new ApiKeyAuthenticator();
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