/// <param name="context">bad in normal code, but well, this is an example so random data preparation simplification</param>
private static void NewDeviationDtoDecorator(IRepo <DeviationShard> repo, DeviationShard x, dynamic context)
{
x.DeviationType = DeviationTypes[repo.Rng.Next(DeviationTypes.Length)];
x.DutyId = context.duty.Id;
x.Start = context.duty.Start;
x.End = context.duty.End;
}
public DeviationModel(DeviationShard shard)
{
this.Id = shard.Id;
this.DutyId = shard.DutyId;
this.DeviationId = shard.DeviationId;
this.DeviationType = shard.DeviationType;
this.Start = shard.Start;
this.End = shard.End;
}
private void HandleLoadDutyplanRequest(ApiRequestContext <LoadDutyplanRequest, long[]> requestContext)
{
ApiResponse <LoadDutyplanRequest, DutyShard[]> response = this.ExecuteMeasuredApiRequest(
requestContext.Request,
request =>
{
// create random data and some dummy time waste
// each employment has at least one duty one day in range of requested dutyplan.
// additionally, there can be up to 2 deviations (with zero). simplification for later steps like normtime, absence and validation to work anyhow.
var duties = new List <DutyShard>();
DateTime from = requestContext.Request.From.Date;
DateTime to = requestContext.Request.To.Date;
foreach (long employmentId in requestContext.Context)
{
var stamp = from;
while (stamp <= to)
{
DutyShard duty = this.Repo.Get(new { employmentId, stamp });
var deviations = new List <DeviationShard>();
for (int j = 0; j < this.Rng.Next(2); j++)
{
DeviationShard deviation = this.repoDeviation.Get(new { duty });
deviations.Add(deviation);
}
duty.Deviations = deviations.ToArray();
duties.Add(duty);
// send back
requestContext.Origin.Tell(new ApiResponse <LoadDutyplanRequest, DutyShard[]>(
request,
success: true,
new[] { duty }));
stamp = stamp.AddDays(1);
}
}
return(duties.ToArray());
},
this.CallerName(requestContext.Request.Id));
// send info to sender
this.Sender.Tell(response);
}
