public IBaseCommandResult Handle(CreateUserCommand command)
{
_repository.MockDataCreator(); //note: comment THIS LINE to avoid the creation of FAKE MockData
// Fail Fast Validation
command.Validate();
if (command.Invalid)
{
return(new BaseCommandResult(false, "Need to fix the errors on User", command.Notifications));
}
var userByUsername = _repository.GetByLogin(command.UserName);
if (userByUsername != null)
{
return(new BaseCommandResult(true, "Username Already exists.", null));
}
// if i pass the validation, i should create a new user
var user = new User(command.AditionalInfo,
new Name(command.FirstName, command.LastName),
new Document(command.CountryRegistryNumber, command.StateRegistryNumber),
new Phone(command.PhoneNumber1, command.PhoneNumber2, command.MobilePhoneNumber1, command.MobilePhoneNumber2),
new Email(command.EmailAddress),
new Address(command.Street, command.StreetNumber, command.NeighborHood, command.City, command.ZipCode),
new UserAccount(command.UserName, command.Password));
// Save on Database
_repository.Create(user);
// Note: Here I`ll simply add all CLAIMS to this New User, so basically the user will access everything. As described in README.MD
// you should adapt this rule to your business (like creating claims based on a "Profile" or a Screen to select claims to the user)
// because this sample is not a sample of "real business" but development, we will simply give user all claims.
var claims = _claimRepository.Get();
var claimsForUser = new List <UserClaim>();
foreach (Claim cla in claims)
{
claimsForUser.Add(new UserClaim(user, cla));
}
_userClaimRepository.AddUserClaims(claimsForUser);
// Return the Value
return(new BaseCommandResult(true, "User Saved with Success! You can use it for login now.", null));
}
