public UscfMember LookupById(LookupByIdRequest lookupByIdRequest)
{
var lookupResult = MobileApi.LookupById(lookupByIdRequest);
var mobileApiResult = new List <MobileApiResult>(new[] { lookupResult });
var searchResult = ProcessSearchResults(mobileApiResult).FirstOrDefault();
return(searchResult == null
? null
: new UscfMember
{
FirstName = searchResult.FirstName,
LastName = searchResult.LastName,
Suffix = searchResult.Suffix,
StateOrCountry = searchResult.StateOrCountry,
UscfId = lookupResult.UscfId,
MembershipExpirationDate = lookupResult.MembershipExpirationDate,
MembershipStatus = lookupResult.MembershipStatus,
Comments = lookupResult.Comments,
BlitzRating = lookupResult.BlitzRating,
RegularRating = lookupResult.RegularRating,
QuickRating = lookupResult.QuickRating
});
}
// the logic here should be like this:
// Go to the mobile api and run search eigther by the name/state, or by id.
// if the name has more than 2 parts, then use desktop search using the id in question.
// Desktop site returns the names in the form last name, first name, so it is easy to reconstruct the original first and last name
public IEnumerable <UscfSearchRecord> SearchByName(SearchByNameRequest searchByNameRequest)
{
var mobileApiResult = MobileApi.SearchByName(searchByNameRequest).ToList();
return(ProcessSearchResults(mobileApiResult));
}