// Using List casting, just to exercise
public List <Product> Deliver(ProductsNames productName)
{
Random _rnd = new Random();
var quantity = _rnd.Next(3);
List <Product> _goods = new List <Product> {
};
for (int i = 0; i <= quantity; i++)
{
switch (productName)
{
case ProductsNames.Apple:
_goods.Add(new Apple());
break;
case ProductsNames.Kombucha:
_goods.Add(new Kombucha());
break;
case ProductsNames.Salad:
_goods.Add(new Salad());
break;
}
}
return(_goods);
}
public static Product CreateProduct(ProductsNames productType)
{
switch (productType)
{
case ProductsNames.Water:
return(new Water(20, ProductsGroups.Drink, new List <Supplement> {
new Suggar(10)
}));
case ProductsNames.Espresso:
return(new Espresso(50, ProductsGroups.Drink, new List <Supplement> {
new Syrup(10), new Milk(15), new Suggar(10)
}));
case ProductsNames.Latte:
return(new Latte(70, ProductsGroups.Drink, new List <Supplement> {
new Syrup(10), new Suggar(10)
}));
case ProductsNames.Cappuccino:
return(new Cappuccino(80, ProductsGroups.Drink, new List <Supplement> {
new Syrup(10), new Suggar(10)
}));
case ProductsNames.BlackTea:
return(new BlackTea(25, ProductsGroups.Drink, new List <Supplement> {
new Milk(15), new Suggar(10)
}));
case ProductsNames.GreenTea:
return(new GreenTea(25, ProductsGroups.Drink, new List <Supplement> {
new Milk(15), new Suggar(10)
}));
case ProductsNames.Bread:
return(new Bread(10, ProductsGroups.Food, new List <Supplement> {
new Cheese(18), new Ham(25), new Jam(10)
}));
case ProductsNames.Bun:
return(new Bun(10, ProductsGroups.Food, new List <Supplement> {
new Cheese(18), new Ham(25), new Jam(10)
}));
case ProductsNames.Chips:
return(new Chips(45, ProductsGroups.Food));
case ProductsNames.Cookies:
return(new Cookies(29, ProductsGroups.Food, new List <Supplement> {
new Jam(10)
}));
default:
throw new ArgumentException("This is unknown product type.");
}
}
