public ClaimDomainModel GetById(Guid id)
{
var claim = GetClaimInteractor.Execute(id);
if (claim == null)
{
throw new ArgumentException("Claim does not exist");
}
return(new ClaimDomainModel(claim));
}
public ClaimDomainModel ViewClaim(Guid policyId)
{
var policy = GetPolicyInteractor.GetById(policyId);
if (policy == null)
{
throw new ArgumentException("There is no policy for that ID.");
}
var existingClaim = GetClaimInteractor.Execute(policyId);
// returns new claim model regardless
// will eventually need to return existing claim data or error handle
return(new ClaimDomainModel(existingClaim));
}
// did a total overhaul on this, I don't think it matches the video
public ClaimDomainModel StartClaim(Guid policyId)
{
var policy = GetPolicyInteractor.GetById(policyId);
if (policy == null)
{
throw new ArgumentException("There is no policy for that ID.");
}
// Check for existing claim
var existingClaimEntity = GetClaimInteractor.Execute(policyId);
// if there's an existing claim, return it. If not, create one.
if (existingClaimEntity != null)
{
return(new ClaimDomainModel(existingClaimEntity));
}
else
{
var newClaimEntity = CreateClaimInteractor.Excute(policyId);
return(new ClaimDomainModel(newClaimEntity));
}
}