public ActionResult UpdateCoreMVC(int id, DealerUpdateDto coreMVCUpdateDto)
{
var dealerFromRepo = _dealerRepo.GetDealerInfoById(id);
if (dealerFromRepo == null)
{
return(NotFound());
}
_mapper.Map(coreMVCUpdateDto, dealerFromRepo); // *1
//note that we do not have implementation in our sql repository,
//this mapping exercise here has basically done is its actually updated
//coreMVCModelFromRepo and changes are actually being tracked via dbcontext,
//we dont actually need to do anything else w/ it other than save changes (need to flush it down to our db)
//in interest of maintaining separate interface from implementation,
//good practice is still to call update method on our repository and supply in our model from repo
//because other implementations may require us to to that
//even though it is counterintuitive
_dealerRepo.UpdateDealerInfo(dealerFromRepo);
//flush down changes to the db that were made at (*1)
_dealerRepo.SaveChanges();
return(NoContent());
}
public async Task <DealerDTO> PatchAsync(DealerUpdateDto dealer)
{
this.Logger.LogTrace($"{nameof(this.PutAsync)} called");
var result = await this.DealerService.UpdateAsync(this.Mapper.Map <DealerUpdateModel>(dealer));
return(this.Mapper.Map <DealerDTO>(result));
}
