/// <summary>
/// When the Loyalty API on the device receives messages and forwards it to the Clover SDK
/// ICloverEventListener calls the OnCustomerProvidedData message interface
/// and the Clover Example POS routes that message here for handling
/// </summary>
public void OnCustomerProvidedData(CustomerProvidedDataEvent response)
{
Log($"\n \u2022 Customer Provided Data provided by Loyalty API");
Log($" registered config type: {response.config.type}");
Log($" data payload: {response.data.Replace("\n", "\n ")}");
// As an example, here's a lookup of a few phone or account numbers that auto-respond with customer information
string key = $"{response.config.type.ToLower()}:{response.data}";
if (CustomerDatabase.ContainsKey(key))
{
// quick and dirty split a 5 field CSV string into customer info to pretend like a database lookup
string[] fields = CustomerDatabase[key].Split(',');
Log("");
Log($" found customer: {fields[0]}: {fields[2]}");
Log($" auto-sending customer data via SendCustomerInfo");
SendCustomerInfoMessage(fields[0], fields[1], fields[2], fields[3], fields[4]);
}
else
{
// If the customer wasn't found, maybe it's a new customer and needs onboarding? Or maybe it was a typo, or a new phone for an existing customer.
}
}
public virtual void OnCustomerProvidedData(CustomerProvidedDataEvent response)
{
OnCustomerProvidedDataResponseMessage msg = new OnCustomerProvidedDataResponseMessage();
msg.payload = response;
WebSocket.Send(Serialize(msg));
}
public void OnCustomerProvidedData(CustomerProvidedDataEvent response) => Event?.Invoke(this, EventFrom("CustomerProvidedData", response));
public virtual void OnCustomerProvidedData(CustomerProvidedDataEvent response)
{
Send("/OnCustomerProvidedData", Serialize(response));
}
public void OnCustomerProvidedData(CustomerProvidedDataEvent response)
{
Program.WriteLine(MethodBase.GetCurrentMethod().Name);
}
public void OnCustomerProvidedData(CustomerProvidedDataEvent response) => CustomerProvidedData?.Invoke(this, response);
