protected override async void OnCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState)
{
base.OnCreate(savedInstanceState);
SetContentView(Resource.Layout.activity_main);
mPriceTextView = (TextView)FindViewById(Resource.Id.priceView);
Button fetchButton = (Button)FindViewById(Resource.Id.fetchButton);
fetchButton.Click += async delegate
{
await FetchDiscount();
};
// Get Remote Config instance.
// [START get_remote_config_instance]
mFirebaseRemoteConfig = FirebaseRemoteConfig.Instance;
// [END get_remote_config_instance]
// Create Remote Config Setting to enable developer mode.
// Fetching configs from the server is normally limited to 5 requests per hour.
// Enabling developer mode allows many more requests to be made per hour, so developers
// can test different config values during development.
// [START enable_dev_mode]
FirebaseRemoteConfigSettings configSettings = new FirebaseRemoteConfigSettings.Builder().Build();
mFirebaseRemoteConfig.SetConfigSettingsAsync(configSettings).Wait();
// [END enable_dev_mode]
// Set default Remote Config values. In general you should have in app defaults for all
// values that you may configure using Remote Config later on. The idea is that you
// use the in app defaults and when you need to adjust those defaults, you set an updated
// value in the App Manager console. Then the next time you application fetches from the
// server, the updated value will be used. You can set defaults via an xml file like done
// here or you can set defaults inline by using one of the other setDefaults methods.S
// [START set_default_values]
mFirebaseRemoteConfig.SetDefaultsAsync(Resource.Xml.remote_config_defaults).Wait();
// [END set_default_values]
// Fetch discount config.
await FetchDiscount();
}
public Task SetDefaultsAsync(IDictionary <string, object> defaults)
{
return(_remoteConfig.SetDefaultsAsync(defaults.ToJavaObjectDictionary()).AsAsync());
}