public override VerbViewBase Run()
{
var activeTasks = _todoTaskRepository.GetActiveTasksOrderedByAddedDate();
IReadOnlyList <Category> categories = _categoryRepository.GetAllCategories();
var completedTasks = Options.ShowCompletedTasks
? _todoTaskRepository.GetCompletedTasksOrderedByAddedDate()
: new List <TodoTask>();
return(new ListTasksView(Options, activeTasks, completedTasks, categories, _priorityColorChooser));
}
public override VerbViewBase Run()
{
// TODO By decreasing the number of query calls, the performance can be improved here, but heck yeah for now.
// I will consider performance tuning in the next iteration.
var tasks = _todoTaskRepository.GetActiveTasksOrderedByAddedDate();
var activeTasks = tasks.Where((t, i) => Options.TaskIds.Contains(i)).ToList();
foreach (var activeTask in activeTasks)
{
_todoTaskRepository.MarkComplete(activeTask);
}
return(new CompleteTaskView(activeTasks));
}
public override VerbViewBase Run()
{
// For simplicity, we are using the order number of the task as the id of it. Otherwise, it would be
// hard for the users to type the full id number. That's why the TaskOrder is mapped to ID even though
// it is just a user construct.
var activeTasks = _todoTaskRepository.GetActiveTasksOrderedByAddedDate();
var toBeCompletedTasks = activeTasks.Where((a, i) => Options.TaskIds.Contains(i)).ToList();
foreach (TodoTask task in toBeCompletedTasks)
{
_todoTaskRepository.Delete(task);
}
return(new RemoveTaskView(toBeCompletedTasks));
}
