private static void CreateWealthEconomy(BackboneContext context, User wealthAdmin)
{
var projectStore = context.Set <Project>();
// Sample projects
var billionDollarQuestion = CreateBillionDollarQuestion(wealthAdmin);
var priorityIndexSample = CreatePriorityIndexSample(wealthAdmin);
var knowledgeIndexSample = CreateKnowledgeIndexSample(wealthAdmin);
var knowledgeIndexSoftwareLicenseSample = CreateKnowledgeIndexSoftwareLicenseSample(wealthAdmin);
var allInOneSample = CreateAllInOneSample(wealthAdmin);
// Set Id fields explicitly, since strangely EF doesn't save them in the order that they've been added to ProjectSet.
// And they're referred with these Ids on front-end samples
billionDollarQuestion.Id = 1;
priorityIndexSample.Id = 2;
knowledgeIndexSample.Id = 3;
knowledgeIndexSoftwareLicenseSample.Id = 4;
allInOneSample.Id = 5;
// Insert
projectStore.Add(billionDollarQuestion);
projectStore.Add(priorityIndexSample);
projectStore.Add(knowledgeIndexSample);
projectStore.Add(knowledgeIndexSoftwareLicenseSample);
projectStore.Add(allInOneSample);
// First save
context.SaveChanges();
}
public ProjectManager()
{
_elementStore = _context.Set <Element>();
_elementCellStore = _context.Set <ElementCell>();
_elementFieldStore = _context.Set <ElementField>();
_elementItemStore = _context.Set <ElementItem>();
_projectStore = _context.Set <Project>();
_userElementCellStore = _context.Set <UserElementCell>();
_userElementFieldStore = _context.Set <UserElementField>();
}