public Burger Create(Burger newBurger)
{
int id = _repo.Create(newBurger);
newBurger.Id = id;
return(newBurger);
}
public Burger Post([FromBody] Burger burger)
{
if (ModelState.IsValid)
{
burger = new Burger(burger.Name, burger.Description, burger.Price);
return(_repo.Create(burger));
}
throw new Exception("INVALID BURGER");
}
public Burger Post([FromBody] Burger burger) //dotnet can only take in at most two parameters => req.param and req.body
{
if (ModelState.IsValid)
{
burger = new Burger(burger.Name, burger.Description, burger.Price);
//burger.Id = Guid.NewGuid(); because of new burger constructor id will not be forgotten and don't need to add id like this
return(_repo.Create(burger)); //can just return this because create returns a burger from the db
}
throw new System.Exception("Invalid Burger");
}
public Burger Post([FromBody] Burger burger)
{
//checks all data attributes from Burger are met
if (ModelState.IsValid)
{
burger = new Burger(burger.Name, burger.Description, burger.Price);
return(_repo.Create(burger));
}
throw new Exception("INVALID BURGER OBJECT");
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates a burger if the name is unique otherwise throws an exception
/// </summary>
/// <param name="burgerData"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
public Burger AddBurger(Burger burgerData)
{
var exists = _repo.GetBurgerByName(burgerData.Name);
if (exists != null)
{
throw new Exception("This burger already exists.");
}
burgerData.Id = Guid.NewGuid().ToString();
_repo.Create(burgerData);
return(burgerData);
}
// when someone does a post request to this route, they can add a burger
// you need to take in a burger
// from body, you will be expecting to take in a burger-type-class called burger
public Burger Post([FromBody] Burger burger)
{
// from here you can add the burger, and return it
// every request made to server, the controller becomes reconstructed
// due to it being a huge application, and security reasons, theres no reason to keep a controller in memory.
// this enhances speed, as well as ensures your information is encapsulated
// you wouldn't want one user's information to be stored and then sent you another user
if (ModelState.IsValid)
{
burger = new Burger(burger.Name, burger.Description, burger.Price);
return(_repo.Create(burger));
}
throw new Exception("INVALID BURGER");
}
public Burger Create(Burger burger)
{
return(_repo.Create(burger));
}
internal Burger Create(Burger newBurger)
{
return(_repo.Create(newBurger));
}
internal object Create(Burger newBurger)
{
return(_repo.Create(newBurger));
}
internal Burger Create(Burger newData)
{
_repo.Create(newData);
return(newData);
}
internal Burger Create(Burger newData)
{
//business rules can go here
_repo.Create(newData);
return(newData);
}
internal Burger Create(Burger newBurger)
{
_repo.Create(newBurger);
return(newBurger);
}
internal Burger Create(Burger newBurger)
{
return(_burgersRepository.Create(newBurger));
}
internal Burger Create(Burger newData)
{
return(_repo.Create(newData));
}
