public async Task GetRateAsyncTest()
{
var taxCalculatorMock = new TaxCalculatorMock();
var taxService = new TaxServiceWorker(taxCalculatorMock);
var serviceRate = await taxService.GetRate("90404", "US", "Santa Monica");
var calculatorRate = await taxCalculatorMock.GetRateAsync("90404", "US", "Santa Monica");
Assert.IsTrue(serviceRate.IsDeepEqual(calculatorRate));
}
public async Task <IActionResult> GetRate()
{
// This most definetely is not the best way to make a form. I eneded up using this way because I thought this challange was more on the
// Tax service itself. Had it been more on the client I would have focused on trying to use a Javascript library to make it work a little nicer.
string country = null;
if (Request.Query["Country"] != "")
{
country = Request.Query["Country"];
}
string city = null;
if (Request.Query["City"] != "")
{
city = Request.Query["City"];
}
string street = null;
if (Request.Query["Street"] != "")
{
street = Request.Query["Street"];
}
var serviceRate = await _taxService.GetRate(Request.Query["Zip"], country, city, street);
// Instead of doing something like this I would most probably implement Automapper
var rate = new Rate()
{
City = serviceRate.city,
CityRate = serviceRate.city_rate,
CombinedDistrictRate = serviceRate.combined_district_rate,
CombinedRate = serviceRate.combined_rate,
Country = serviceRate.country,
CountryRate = serviceRate.country_rate,
County = serviceRate.county,
CountyRate = serviceRate.county_rate,
FreightTaxable = serviceRate.freight_taxable,
State = serviceRate.state,
StateRate = serviceRate.state_rate,
Zip = serviceRate.zip
};
return(View("Rate", rate));
}
