public async Task <IActionResult> CreateCustodianAccount(string storeId, CreateCustodianAccountRequest request, CancellationToken cancellationToken)
{
request ??= new CreateCustodianAccountRequest();
var custodian = GetCustodianByCode(request.CustodianCode);
// Use the name provided or if none provided use the name of the custodian.
string name = string.IsNullOrEmpty(request.Name) ? custodian.Name : request.Name;
var custodianAccount = new CustodianAccountData()
{
CustodianCode = custodian.Code, Name = name, StoreId = storeId,
};
custodianAccount.SetBlob(request.Config);
await _custodianAccountRepository.CreateOrUpdate(custodianAccount);
return(Ok(await ToModel(custodianAccount, false, cancellationToken)));
}
public async Task <IActionResult> UpdateCustodianAccount(string storeId, string accountId,
CreateCustodianAccountRequest request, CancellationToken cancellationToken = default)
{
request ??= new CreateCustodianAccountRequest();
var custodianAccount = await GetCustodianAccount(storeId, accountId);
var custodian = GetCustodianByCode(request.CustodianCode);
// TODO If storeId is not valid, we get a foreign key SQL error. Is this okay or do we want to check the storeId first?
custodianAccount.CustodianCode = custodian.Code;
custodianAccount.StoreId = storeId;
custodianAccount.Name = request.Name;
custodianAccount.SetBlob(request.Config);
await _custodianAccountRepository.CreateOrUpdate(custodianAccount);
return(Ok(await ToModel(custodianAccount, false, cancellationToken)));
}
public virtual async Task <CustodianAccountData> UpdateCustodianAccount(string storeId, string accountId, CreateCustodianAccountRequest request, CancellationToken token = default)
{
var response = await _httpClient.SendAsync(CreateHttpRequest($"api/v1/stores/{storeId}/custodian-accounts/{accountId}", bodyPayload : request, method : HttpMethod.Put), token);
return(await HandleResponse <CustodianAccountData>(response));
}
