private static Task HandleInputValidationErrors(HttpContext httpContext, InvalidInputException ex)
{
httpContext.Response.ContentType = "application/json"; //ToDo: replace it!
httpContext.Response.StatusCode = (int)HttpStatusCode.BadRequest;
return(httpContext.Response.WriteAsync(ex.GetBadRequestBody()));
}
public static void AddInputError(this IRequestContext context, InvalidInputException exc)
{
var path = exc.Anchor.GetRequestObjectPath();
var loc = exc.Anchor.SourceLocation;
var err = new GraphQLError(exc.Message, path, loc, ErrorCodes.InputError);
context.AddError(err);
}
public static ErrorResponse ToErrorResponse(this InvalidInputException src)
{
var validationErrors = src.Errors.SelectMany(error =>
error.MemberNames.Select(member => (Member: member, Message: error.ErrorMessage)));
var errorResponse = ErrorResponse.Create(src.Message);
foreach (var error in validationErrors)
{
errorResponse.AddModelError(error.Member, error.Message);
}
return(errorResponse);
}
public void InvalidInput()
{
int Inc(int count, Toggle toggle) => count + 1;
TypeDrivenStateMachine <State, int> machine =
TypeDrivenStateMachine <State, int> .Builder()
.Register <Toggle>(State.On, State.Off, Inc)
.Register <Toggle>(State.Off, State.On, Inc)
.Build(State.Off, 0);
Assert.False(machine.IsValid("foo"));
InvalidInputException exception = Assert.Throws <InvalidInputException>(() => machine.Apply("foo"));
Assert.Equal("foo", exception.Input);
Assert.Equal(State.Off, exception.State);
Assert.Equal(new List <Type> {
typeof(Toggle)
}, exception.ValidInputTypes);
Assert.Equal("Value \"foo\" of type \"System.String\" is not a valid input from state \"Off\". Valid input types: Toggle", exception.Message);
}
public ErrorsProblemDetails(InvalidInputException exception)
: base((int)HttpStatusCode.BadRequest)
{
Detail = exception.Message;
Errors = exception.Errors;
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
//I use the separate class CoordinatesSetter to set width and height
Console.WriteLine("Enter coordinates: ");
var setters = new CoordinatesSetter();
int x;
int y;
try
{
x = setters.SetWidth();
y = setters.SetHeight();
if (x >= 1000 || y >= 1000)
{
var ex = new NumberOutOfRangeException("Number shouldn't be equal or more than 1000!");
Console.WriteLine(ex);
return;
}
if (x > y)
{
var ex = new NumberOutOfRangeException("Width shouldn't be more than height!");
Console.WriteLine(ex);
return;
}
}
catch
{
var ex = new InvalidInputException("Invalid input for width or height. You should enter a number!");
Console.WriteLine(ex.Message);
return;
}
//Class for creating a matrix
var grid = new Grid(x, y);
var matrix = grid.GenerationZero;
// I use class GridActions, where are stored the methods for calculating, filling and etc
var gridActions = new GridActions();
Console.WriteLine("Fill matrix");
gridActions.FillMatrix(matrix);
//I set the coordinates for the selected item and the number of generations
Console.WriteLine("Enter coordinates for the selected element");
int x1 = setters.SetWidthForElement();
int y1 = setters.SetHeightForElement();
if (x1 < 0 || x1 > x || y1 < 0 || y1 > y)
{
var ex = new ItemOutOfGridException("The item is outside of the grid!");
Console.WriteLine(ex);
return;
}
Console.WriteLine("Enter N generations:");
int n = setters.SetGenerations();
var result = gridActions.Calculate(x1, y1, n, matrix);
// In my opinion the answer of the first example should be 6, not 5.
// I checked all of the conditions, debugged the code many times and drawed every state of the matrix to proof this probability.
// The condition is that we have to do calculations in Generation Zero and N, so we have 11 generations at all.
// At Generation Zero the selected item is GREEN (count = 1).
// After that we have two states of the matrix, which switch themselfes every iteration (count = 5). So we have 6 times at all.
Console.WriteLine($"The cell has been green in {result} calculations.");
}
public InvalidInputExceptionHandler(InvalidInputException invalidInputException)
{
_invalidInputException = invalidInputException;
}
public static string GetBadRequestBody(this InvalidInputException ex)
{
return(JsonConvert.SerializeObject(
new Error((int)HttpStatusCode.BadRequest, ErrorCodes.InvalidInputError, ex.Message)));
}