//Zipcode validation pretty sparse as I noticed there are a wide variety of Zipcodes in database
private SalesAverageReport ZipCodeValidation(SalesAverageReport Model)
{
if (Model.UserInputs.Zipcode == "" || Model.UserInputs.Zipcode == null)
{
ModelState.AddModelError("UserInputs.Zipcode", "The zipcode can not be empty");
}
return(Model);
}
public IActionResult Index(SalesAverageReport Model)
{
//Send Model data to validation methods, and set equal to result to hold any error messages
Model = DateValidation(Model);
Model = ZipCodeValidation(Model);
//If the ModelState is bad return to page without doing anything to show user
if (!ModelState.IsValid)
{
return(View("Index", Model));
}
Model.SalesAverageData = _salesData.GetSalesAverages(Model.UserInputs.Zipcode, Model.UserInputs.StartDate, Model.UserInputs.EndDate);
return(View(Model));
}
private SalesAverageReport DateValidation(SalesAverageReport Model)
{
//TODO: Add Check to tell user that the End date is before start date
if (Model.UserInputs.EndDate < Model.UserInputs.StartDate)
{
ModelState.AddModelError("UserInputs.EndDate", "End date must be later than start date");
}
//Check if the start date is a future date
if (Model.UserInputs.StartDate > DateTime.Now.Date)
{
ModelState.AddModelError("UserInputs.StartDate", "Start date can not be in the future");
}
//Check if the start date is a future date
if (Model.UserInputs.EndDate > DateTime.Now.Date)
{
ModelState.AddModelError("UserInputs.EndDate", "End date can not be in the future");
}
return(Model);
}
public IActionResult Index()
{
SalesAverageReport report = new SalesAverageReport();
return(View(report));
}
