public async Task <VsfUser> GetUserByCredentials(string userLogin, string userPassword)
{
var user = await _appUserManager.FindAsync(userLogin, userPassword);
if (user == null || !user.IsApproved)
{
return(null);
}
return(QuicksilverUserModelMapper.MapToVsfModel(user));
}
public async Task <VsfUser> CreateUser(UserCreateModel newUser)
{
var appUser = new SiteUser
{
Id = Guid.NewGuid().ToString(),
Username = newUser.Customer.Email,
Email = newUser.Customer.Email,
EmailConfirmed = false,
IsLockedOut = false,
IsApproved = true,
CreationDate = DateTime.UtcNow
};
var result = await _appUserManager.CreateAsync(appUser, newUser.Password);
if (!result.Succeeded)
{
LogDebugErrors("CreateUser failed", result.Errors);
return(null);
}
var newContact = CustomerContact.CreateInstance();
newContact.PrimaryKeyId = new PrimaryKeyId(new Guid(appUser.Id));
/* Before it was email here, this is incorrect as epi server looks for customer contact every time the request is authorized (see BusinessFoundationInitializeModule).
* In this module epi will look for customercontact bu user Id that is set in principal.Name. SInce we set email here before it was not found and there were concurrency exceptions
* since when epi does not find a contactCustomer, it tries to create it and save to database in GET METHOD in every async request - WTF!!!*/
newContact.UserId = "String:" + appUser.Id;
newContact.AcceptMarketingEmail = false;
newContact.FirstName = newUser.Customer.FirstName;
newContact.LastName = newUser.Customer.LastName;
newContact.Email = newUser.Customer.Email;
newContact.SaveChanges();
var user = await _appUserManager.FindByIdAsync(appUser.Id);
return(QuicksilverUserModelMapper.MapToVsfModel(user));
}
public async Task <VsfUser> GetUserById(string userId)
{
var user = await _appUserManager.FindByIdAsync(userId);
return(QuicksilverUserModelMapper.MapToVsfModel(user));
}