public void Save(Person person)
{
var client = new RedisClient();
var key = new PeopleKeys ().GetPersonKey (person.Id);
var json = person.ToJson ();
client.Set(key, json);
var idManager = new DataIdManager ();
idManager.Add (person);
}
public Tile[] Get()
{
var idManager = new DataIdManager ();
var ids = idManager.GetIds(typeof(Tile));
var tiles = new List<Tile> ();
var reader = new TileReader ();
foreach (Guid id in ids) {
tiles.Add (reader.Read (id));
}
return tiles.ToArray();
}
public DataSaver(GitDBSettings settings, DataTypeManager typeManager, DataIdManager idManager, DataPreparer preparer, DataLinker linker, DataChecker checker, Gitter gitter)
: base(settings)
{
Settings = settings;
IdManager = idManager;
TypeManager = typeManager;
Preparer = preparer;
Checker = checker;
Linker = linker;
Gitter = gitter;
Namer = new FileNamer (settings.Location);
}
public TestContext()
{
DataClient = new MockRedisClientWrapper ();
Settings = new DataManagerSettings ();
Settings.IsVerbose = true;
Keys = new DataKeys (Settings);
IdManager = new DataIdManager (Keys, DataClient);
TypeManager = new DataTypeManager (Keys, DataClient);
EntityLinker = new EntityLinker ();
var preparer = new DataPreparer (DataClient);
Preparer = preparer;
var reader = new DataReader (TypeManager, IdManager, Keys, DataClient);
Reader = reader;
var checker = new DataChecker (reader, Settings);
Checker = checker;
var saver = new DataSaver (Settings, TypeManager, IdManager, Keys, preparer, null, checker, DataClient); // The linker argument is null because it needs to be set after it's created below
Saver = saver;
var updater = new DataUpdater (Settings, Keys, null, preparer, checker, DataClient); // The linker argument is null because it needs to be set after it's created below
Updater = updater;
var linker = new DataLinker (Settings, reader, saver, updater, checker, EntityLinker);
Linker = linker;
// TODO: Is there a way to avoid this messy hack?
// Make sure the linker is set to the saver and updater
saver.Linker = linker;
updater.Linker = linker;
}