public async Task <IAggregateRoot> HandleAsync(CreateTripCommand command)
{
var trip = new Model.Trip(
command.AggregateRootId,
command.UserTripId,
command.DriverId,
command.From,
command.To,
command.PaymentMethod,
command.Plate,
command.Brand,
command.Model);
await Task.CompletedTask;
return(trip);
}
public async Task <CommandResponse> HandleAsync(CreateTripCommand command)
{
var trip = new Model.Trip(
command.UserTripId,
command.DriverId,
command.From,
command.To,
command.PaymentMethod,
command.Plate,
command.Brand,
command.Model,
command.ConnectionId);
await Task.CompletedTask;
return(new CommandResponse
{
Events = trip.Events,
Result = trip.Id
});
}
/// <summary>
/// Handle the Trip Cancellation task. This task demonstrates how to prompt a user
/// for confirmation of an operation, show users a progress screen while performing
/// a long-running task, and showing a completion screen.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="destination">The name of a destination, expected to match the phrase list.</param>
/// <returns></returns>
private async Task SendCompletionMessageForCancellation(string destination)
{
// Begin loading data to search for the target store. If this operation is going to take a long time,
// for instance, requiring a response from a remote web service, consider inserting a progress screen
// here, in order to prevent Cortana from timing out.
string progressScreenString = string.Format(
cortanaResourceMap.GetValue("ProgressLookingForTripToDest", cortanaContext).ValueAsString,
destination);
await ShowProgressScreen(progressScreenString);
Model.TripStore store = new Model.TripStore();
await store.LoadTrips();
// We might have multiple trips to the destination. For now, we just pick the first.
IEnumerable <Model.Trip> trips = store.Trips.Where(p => p.Destination == destination);
Model.Trip trip = null;
if (trips.Count() > 1)
{
// If there is more than one trip, provide a disambiguation screen rather than just picking one
// however, more advanced logic here might be ideal (ie, if there's a significant number of items,
// you may want to just fall back to a link to your app where you can provide a deeper search experience.
string disambiguationDestinationString = string.Format(
cortanaResourceMap.GetValue("DisambiguationWhichTripToDest", cortanaContext).ValueAsString,
destination);
string disambiguationRepeatString = cortanaResourceMap.GetValue("DisambiguationRepeat", cortanaContext).ValueAsString;
trip = await DisambiguateTrips(trips, disambiguationDestinationString, disambiguationRepeatString);
}
else
{
// One or no trips exist with that destination, so retrieve it, or return null.
trip = trips.FirstOrDefault();
}
var userPrompt = new VoiceCommandUserMessage();
VoiceCommandResponse response;
if (trip == null)
{
var userMessage = new VoiceCommandUserMessage();
// In this scenario, perhaps someone has modified data on your service outside of this
// apps control. If you're accessing a remote service, having a background task that
// periodically refreshes the phrase list so it's likely to be in sync is ideal.
// This is unlikely to occur for this sample app, however.
string noSuchTripToDestination = string.Format(
cortanaResourceMap.GetValue("NoSuchTripToDestination", cortanaContext).ValueAsString,
destination);
userMessage.DisplayMessage = userMessage.SpokenMessage = noSuchTripToDestination;
response = VoiceCommandResponse.CreateResponse(userMessage);
await voiceServiceConnection.ReportSuccessAsync(response);
}
else
{
// Prompt the user for confirmation that we've selected the correct trip to cancel.
string cancelTripToDestination = string.Format(
cortanaResourceMap.GetValue("CancelTripToDestination", cortanaContext).ValueAsString,
destination);
userPrompt.DisplayMessage = userPrompt.SpokenMessage = cancelTripToDestination;
var userReprompt = new VoiceCommandUserMessage();
string confirmCancelTripToDestination = string.Format(
cortanaResourceMap.GetValue("ConfirmCancelTripToDestination", cortanaContext).ValueAsString,
destination);
userReprompt.DisplayMessage = userReprompt.SpokenMessage = confirmCancelTripToDestination;
//REVERT
var cancelledContentTiles = new List <VoiceCommandContentTile>();
if (xyz != null)
{
cancelledContentTiles.Add(xyz);
}
response = VoiceCommandResponse.CreateResponseForPrompt(userPrompt, userReprompt, cancelledContentTiles);
var voiceCommandConfirmation = await voiceServiceConnection.RequestConfirmationAsync(response);
// If RequestConfirmationAsync returns null, Cortana's UI has likely been dismissed.
if (voiceCommandConfirmation != null)
{
if (voiceCommandConfirmation.Confirmed == true)
{
string cancellingTripToDestination = string.Format(
cortanaResourceMap.GetValue("CancellingTripToDestination", cortanaContext).ValueAsString,
destination);
await ShowProgressScreen(cancellingTripToDestination);
// Perform the operation to remote the trip from the app's data.
// Since the background task runs within the app package of the installed app,
// we can access local files belonging to the app without issue.
await store.DeleteTrip(trip);
// Provide a completion message to the user.
var userMessage = new VoiceCommandUserMessage();
string cancelledTripToDestination = string.Format(
cortanaResourceMap.GetValue("CancelledTripToDestination", cortanaContext).ValueAsString,
destination);
userMessage.DisplayMessage = userMessage.SpokenMessage = cancelledTripToDestination;
response = VoiceCommandResponse.CreateResponse(userMessage, cancelledContentTiles); //REVERT cancelledContentTiles
response.AppLaunchArgument = destination; //REVERT
await voiceServiceConnection.ReportSuccessAsync(response);
}
else
{
// Confirm no action for the user.
var userMessage = new VoiceCommandUserMessage();
string keepingTripToDestination = string.Format(
cortanaResourceMap.GetValue("KeepingTripToDestination", cortanaContext).ValueAsString,
destination);
userMessage.DisplayMessage = userMessage.SpokenMessage = keepingTripToDestination;
response = VoiceCommandResponse.CreateResponse(userMessage);
response.AppLaunchArgument = destination; //REVERT
await voiceServiceConnection.ReportSuccessAsync(response);
}
}
}
}
public void AddTrip(Model.Trip trip)
{
trips.Add(trip);
}
/// <summary>
/// Handle the Trip Cancellation task. This task demonstrates how to prompt a user
/// for confirmation of an operation, show users a progress screen while performing
/// a long-running task, and showing a completion screen.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="destination">The name of a destination, expected to match the phrase list.</param>
/// <returns></returns>
private async Task SendCompletionMessageForCancellation(string destination)
{
// Begin loading data to search for the target store. If this operation is going to take a long time,
// for instance, requiring a response from a remote web service, consider inserting a progress screen
// here, in order to prevent Cortana from timing out.
await ShowProgressScreen("Looking for a trip to " + destination);
Model.TripStore store = new Model.TripStore();
await store.LoadTrips();
// We might have multiple trips to the destination. For now, we just pick the first.
IEnumerable <Model.Trip> trips = store.Trips.Where(p => p.Destination == destination);
Model.Trip trip = null;
if (trips.Count() > 1)
{
// If there is more than one trip, provide a disambiguation screen rather than just picking one
// however, more advanced logic here might be ideal (ie, if there's a significant number of items,
// you may want to just fall back to a link to your app where you can provide a deeper search experience.
trip = await DisambiguateTrips(
trips,
"Which trip to " + destination + " did you want to cancel?",
"Which one do you want to cancel?");
}
else
{
// One or no trips exist with that destination, so retrieve it, or return null.
trip = trips.FirstOrDefault();
}
var userPrompt = new VoiceCommandUserMessage();
VoiceCommandResponse response;
if (trip == null)
{
var userMessage = new VoiceCommandUserMessage();
// In this scenario, perhaps someone has modified data on your service outside of this
// apps control. If you're accessing a remote service, having a background task that
// periodically refreshes the phrase list so it's likely to be in sync is ideal.
// This is unlikely to occur for this sample app, however.
userMessage.DisplayMessage = userMessage.SpokenMessage = "Sorry, you don't have any trips to " + destination;
response = VoiceCommandResponse.CreateResponse(userMessage);
await voiceServiceConnection.ReportSuccessAsync(response);
}
else
{
// Prompt the user for confirmation that we've selected the correct trip to cancel.
userPrompt.DisplayMessage = userPrompt.SpokenMessage = "Cancel this trip to " + destination + "?";
var userReprompt = new VoiceCommandUserMessage();
userReprompt.DisplayMessage = userReprompt.SpokenMessage = "Did you want to cancel this trip to " + destination + "?";
response = VoiceCommandResponse.CreateResponseForPrompt(userPrompt, userReprompt);
var voiceCommandConfirmation = await voiceServiceConnection.RequestConfirmationAsync(response);
// If RequestConfirmationAsync returns null, Cortana's UI has likely been dismissed.
if (voiceCommandConfirmation != null)
{
if (voiceCommandConfirmation.Confirmed == true)
{
await ShowProgressScreen("Cancelling the trip to " + destination);
// Perform the operation to remote the trip from the app's data.
// Since the background task runs within the app package of the installed app,
// we can access local files belonging to the app without issue.
await store.DeleteTrip(trip);
// Provide a completion message to the user.
var userMessage = new VoiceCommandUserMessage();
userMessage.DisplayMessage = userMessage.SpokenMessage = "Cancelled the trip to " + destination;
response = VoiceCommandResponse.CreateResponse(userMessage);
await voiceServiceConnection.ReportSuccessAsync(response);
}
else
{
// Confirm no action for the user.
var userMessage = new VoiceCommandUserMessage();
userMessage.DisplayMessage = userMessage.SpokenMessage = "Okay, Keeping the trip to " + destination;
response = VoiceCommandResponse.CreateResponse(userMessage);
await voiceServiceConnection.ReportSuccessAsync(response);
}
}
}
}
