public static PrivateUserDTO PrivateUserDTO(User user)
{
return(new PrivateUserDTO()
{
Id = user.Id,
Name = user.Name,
Address = DTOConverter.PrivateAddressDTO(user.Address),
Accounts = user.Accounts
.ToList()
.ConvertAll(new Converter <Account, PrivateAccountDTO>(DTOConverter.PrivateAccountDTO))
});
}
public static AdminUserDTO AdminUserDTO(User user)
{
return(new AdminUserDTO()
{
Id = user.Id,
Name = user.Name,
Address = DTOConverter.AdminAddressDTO(user.Address),
DateOfBirth = user.DateOfBirth,
Email = user.Email,
Accounts = user.Accounts
.ToList()
.ConvertAll(new Converter <Account, AdminAccountDTO>(DTOConverter.AdminAccountDTO))
});
}
public static User UserFromDTO(object dto)
{
switch (dto)
{
case AdminUserDTO adminDto:
{
return(new User()
{
Id = adminDto.Id,
Name = adminDto.Name,
Email = adminDto.Email,
DateOfBirth = adminDto.DateOfBirth,
// setting the navigation properties like this is almost certainly wrong!
// the proper way is something like in Mladen's code and only for single objects
// collections should never be changed from the navigation property if you don't want trouble...
Address = DTOConverter.AddressFromDTO(adminDto.Address),
Accounts = adminDto.Accounts
.ToList()
.ConvertAll(new Converter <AdminAccountDTO, Account>(DTOConverter.AccountFromDTO))
});
}
case PrivateUserDTO privDto:
{
return(new User()
{
Id = privDto.Id,
Name = privDto.Name,
Accounts = privDto.Accounts
.ToList()
.ConvertAll(new Converter <PrivateAccountDTO, Account>(DTOConverter.AccountFromDTO)),
Address = DTOConverter.AddressFromDTO(privDto.Address)
});
}
default: return(null);
}
}
