public void CalculateOuncesForOneAndAHalfCupsBananas()
{
var vw = new VolumeToWeightLogic();
var filename = @"C:\Users\Rachel\Documents\Visual Studio 2015\Projects\RachelsRoses\Rachel-s-Roses\VolumeToWeightIngredientData.txt";
var expected = 18m;
var actual = vw.GetAmountOfOuncesUsed("bananas", "1.5", filename);
Assert.AreEqual(expected, actual);
}
public void CalculateOuncesForSixAndAnEighthCups()
{
var vw = new VolumeToWeightLogic();
var filename = @"C:\Users\Rachel\Documents\Visual Studio 2015\Projects\RachelsRoses\Rachel-s-Roses\VolumeToWeightIngredientData.txt";
var expected = 31.25m;
var actual = vw.GetAmountOfOuncesUsed("flour", "6.25", filename);
Assert.AreEqual(expected, actual);
}
//public static Func<string, string, decimal, decimal, decimal> DeterminePriceForStandardMeasuredIngredient
// = (name, sizeBoughtInPounds, ouncesPerStandard, price) => (ouncesPerStandard / (Convert.ToDecimal(sizeBoughtInPounds) * 16)) * price;
///*
// To do next:
// get price per ounce
// will have to know if item is sold in pounds/gallons/ounces, and do logic to determine price per ounce
// multiply price per ounce by how many ounces of an ingredient i used
//*/
//public decimal ConvertToOunces(string ProductName)
//{
// var convertToOunces = new GeneralFunctionality();
// if ((ProductName.ToLower()).Contains("lb") || (ProductName.ToLower().Contains("pound")))
// {
// }
// "oz"
// "gallons"
// "pint"
// "egg"
//public void DetermineIfNameHasLbs(string Ingredient)
//{
// //Pillsbury Flour 10 lb
//}
//public static decimal PricePerOunceUsed(string Ingredient, string MeasuredCups, string filename)
//{
// var CalculateOunces = new VolumeToWeightLogic();
// var response = new ItemResponse();
// var priceForItem = response.SalePrice;
// var standardOunceForIngredient = CalculateOunces.ReadOuncesForIngredient(Ingredient, filename);
// var measuredOunces = CalculateOunces.GetAmountOfOuncesUsed(Ingredient, MeasuredCups, filename);
//}
//get price for 1 cup of ingredient
//determine percent of standard based on how many cups (just multiply the ounces by the measured cups)
public decimal DeterminePriceForOuncesUsed(string Ingredient, string MeasuredCups, string filename)
{
//this is just a super long way of saying when I use 2 1/2 c of flour, i use 2.5x the standard amount...
var GetOunces = new VolumeToWeightLogic();
var response = new ItemResponse();
var price = response.SalePrice;
var standardOuncesForIngredient = GetOunces.ReadOuncesForIngredient(Ingredient, filename);
var MeasuredOunces = GetOunces.GetAmountOfOuncesUsed(Ingredient, MeasuredCups, filename);
var Percentage = MeasuredOunces / standardOuncesForIngredient;
return(Percentage);
}