private void deleteRule(IEligibilityRule rule) {
if (rule == null)
throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(rule));
_eligibilityRepository.DeleteRule(rule.Id);
}
public int SaveRule(SystemUser user, IEligibilityRule rule, int ruleSetId) {
if (rule == null)
throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(rule));
var rulePoco = mapRuleToPoco(user, rule, ruleSetId);
try {
var ruleId = _eligibilityRepository.CreateRule(rulePoco);
return ruleId;
}
catch (Exception e) {
Console.WriteLine(e);
throw;
}
}
private Eligibility_Rule mapRuleToPoco(SystemUser user, IEligibilityRule rule, int ruleSetId) {
var rulePoco = rule.ConvertToEntity();
if (rulePoco.Eligibility_Rule_Type_Id == 0) {
var ruleTypeName = rule.GetType().Name;
var ruleType = _eligibilityRepository.GetRuleType(ruleTypeName); // NOTE: doesn't check for whether this rule type can be in this eligibility type. could potentially cause problems?
if (ruleType == null)
throw new Exception($"the rule type '{ruleTypeName}' was not found in the DB and so cannot be saved.");
rulePoco.Eligibility_Rule_Type_Id = ruleType.Eligibility_Rule_Type_Id;
}
rulePoco.Date_Created = DateTime.Now;
rulePoco.Is_Deleted = false;
rulePoco.Created_By_Id = user.Id;
rulePoco.Eligibility_Ruleset_Id = ruleSetId;
return rulePoco;
}
public EligibilityRuleResult(IEligibilityRule rule, bool isEligible) {
Rule = rule;
IsEligible = isEligible;
}