//This method along with the AssignUserRole were just loose functions in the create method but we have extracted the to
//reduce method bloat...which to be honest just makes things hard to read. This keeps things in a very obvious grouping.
private string AssignName()
{
MenuClient <string> userStringClient = new MenuClient <string>();
userStringClient.Prompt = "Enter User name";
return(userStringClient.GetUserInput());
}
private void UserLogin(User userSelection)
{
MenuClient <string> stringClient = new MenuClient <string>();
stringClient.Prompt = "Please login with your password";
bool passwordValid = false;
//Here we enter a while loop until a valid password is entered
while (passwordValid == false)
{
//This is checking against the stringClient's method for receiving user input
//If that return value is not equal to the password of the userSelection that
//was passed into the method from the posterior method.
if (stringClient.GetUserInput() != userSelection.Password)
{
//We tell you that you entered the wrong password.
Console.WriteLine("Invalid password...");
}
else
{
//Otherwise, the only alternative is that your entry is == userSelection.Password
//then we assign your selection to the CurrentUser Property of the UserManager
Current = userSelection;
//and your password was true after all so...
passwordValid = true;
}
}
}
private string AssignPassword()
{
MenuClient <string> userStringClient = new MenuClient <string>();
userStringClient.Prompt = "Password";
bool passwordValid = false;
string userPassword;
while (!passwordValid)
{
userPassword = userStringClient.GetUserInput();
if (userPassword.Count() >= 8)
{
passwordValid = true;
}
return(userPassword);
}
throw new Exception("Password Invalid");
}
public override void Create()
{
MenuClient <string> userNameClient = new MenuClient <string>();
userNameClient.Prompt = "User name";
string userName = userNameClient.GetUserInput();
MenuClient <UserRole> userRoleClient = new MenuClient <UserRole>();
userRoleClient.Prompt = "What is your role?";
foreach (UserRole role in Enum.GetValues(typeof(UserRole)).Cast <UserRole>().ToList <UserRole>())
{
userRoleClient.Selections.Add(role);
}
UserRole userRole = userRoleClient.GetUserSelection();
MenuClient <string> userPasswordClient = new MenuClient <string>()
{
Prompt = "Password"
};
string userPassword = userPasswordClient.GetUserInput();
User newUser = new User(userName, userRole, userPassword);
Contents.Add(newUser);
Current = newUser;
}
