/// <summary>
/// Helper to convert an Able Commerece user into an Umbraco member, no Services required for ease of testing
/// </summary>
/// <param name="legacyAccount">The Able Commerce customer model</param>
/// <param name="umbracoMember">A temp or dummy Umbraco member that we can flesh out</param>
/// <returns>A valid Umbraco member (not persisted) or null</returns>
public static IMember ConvertToUmbracoMember(AbleCommerceLegacyLoginModel legacyAccount, IMember umbracoMember)
{
IMember customer = null;
if (legacyAccount != null)
{
if (legacyAccount.IsValid)
{
var memberDisplayName = String.IsNullOrEmpty(legacyAccount.FirstName)
? legacyAccount.Username
: legacyAccount.Surname + ", " + legacyAccount.FirstName;
umbracoMember.Name = memberDisplayName;
umbracoMember.Username = legacyAccount.Username;
umbracoMember.Email = legacyAccount.Username;
umbracoMember.SetValue("ableCommerceId", legacyAccount.CustomerId);
umbracoMember.SetValue("firstname", legacyAccount.FirstName);
umbracoMember.SetValue("surname", legacyAccount.Surname);
umbracoMember.IsApproved = true;
customer = umbracoMember;
}
}
return(customer);
}
/// <summary>
/// Converts an Able Commerce user into an Umbraco member if valid, NOTE it DOES NOT persist the user, you need to do that with a .Save()
/// </summary>
/// <param name="legacyAccount"></param>
/// <param name="services"></param>
/// <returns>A valid IMember or null if there was an issue</returns>
public static IMember ConvertToUmbracoMember(this AbleCommerceLegacyLoginModel legacyAccount, ServiceContext services)
{
// Create a dummy umbraco member but don't persist it. Bit long winded but do for ease of testing
IMember tempUmbracoMember = services.MemberService.CreateMember(legacyAccount.Username, legacyAccount.Username, legacyAccount.Username, SiteConstants.MemberTypes.CustomerAlias);
IMember customer = ConvertToUmbracoMember(legacyAccount, tempUmbracoMember);
if (customer != null)
{
// Valid customer so lets save their password, note this still does not save the member to Umbraco! Remember to do an actual "Save" when calling this one
services.MemberService.SavePassword(customer, GetPasswordToSaveUmbracoUserWith(legacyAccount));
}
return(customer);
}
public static string GetPasswordToSaveUmbracoUserWith(AbleCommerceLegacyLoginModel legacyAccount)
{
// If password does not match assume user has forgot, import the user and set password to something temp,
// then we will ask the user to reset their password somehow?
return(legacyAccount.IsPasswordRecognised ? legacyAccount.Password : Guid.NewGuid().ToString());
}
