public void GivenIAlreadyHaveSomePlayersExistingInTheSystem()
{
var player1 = new ScrabblePlayer
{
Email = "*****@*****.**",
Name = "a"
};
player1.GenerateNewIdentity();
var player2 = new ScrabblePlayer
{
Email = "*****@*****.**",
Name = "b"
};
player2.GenerateNewIdentity();
ScenarioContext.Current["plr1"] = player1;
ScenarioContext.Current["plr2"] = player2;
using (var context = new ScrabbleClubContext(TestDbConStrName))
{
context.ScrabblePlayers.Add(player1);
context.ScrabblePlayers.Add(player2);
context.SaveChanges();
}
}
public IOperationResult SavePlayer(PlayerDto playerDto)
{
//1. this method handles both add and update but as very well could have been 2 separate methods
//2. the transaction in this case is for demo purposes (as to where transactions go)
var validationErrors = _validationBus.Validate(playerDto);
var validationResults = validationErrors as IList<Notification> ?? validationErrors.ToList();
if (validationErrors != null && validationResults.Any())
return new OperationResult(false, validationResults);
var currentPlayer = new ScrabblePlayer
{
ContactPhoneNumber = playerDto.ContactPhoneNumber,
Email = playerDto.Email,
JoinDate = playerDto.JoinDate,
Name = playerDto.Name,
StreetAddress = playerDto.StreetAddress
};
using (var scope = new TransactionScope())
{
if (playerDto.Id == Guid.Empty)
{
currentPlayer.GenerateNewIdentity();
_scrabblePlayerRepository.Add(currentPlayer);
}
else
{
currentPlayer.ChangeCurrentIdentity(playerDto.Id);
var persistedPlayer =_scrabblePlayerRepository.Get(playerDto.Id);
if (persistedPlayer != null)
{
_scrabblePlayerRepository.Merge(persistedPlayer, currentPlayer);
}
else
{
//log the problem or do something else
}
}
_scrabblePlayerRepository.UnitOfWork.Commit();
scope.Complete();
}
return new OperationResult(true, null);
}
