public EventViewModel(Models.Event @event)
{
Id = @event.Id;
if (@event.Campaign != null)
{
CampaignId = @event.Campaign.Id;
CampaignName = @event.Campaign.Name;
TimeZoneId = @event.Campaign.TimeZoneId;
if (@event.Campaign.ManagingOrganization != null)
{
OrganizationId = @event.Campaign.ManagingOrganization.Id;
OrganizationName = @event.Campaign.ManagingOrganization.Name;
HasPrivacyPolicy = !string.IsNullOrEmpty(@event.Campaign.ManagingOrganization.PrivacyPolicy);
}
}
Title = @event.Name;
Description = @event.Description;
EventType = @event.EventType;
StartDateTime = @event.StartDateTime;
EndDateTime = @event.EndDateTime;
if (@event.Location != null)
{
Location = new LocationViewModel(@event.Location);
}
IsClosed = EndDateTime.UtcDateTime < DateTimeOffset.UtcNow;
ImageUrl = @event.ImageUrl;
Tasks = @event.Tasks != null
? new List<TaskViewModel>(@event.Tasks.Select(data => new TaskViewModel(data)).OrderBy(task => task.StartDateTime))
: new List<TaskViewModel>();
SignupModel = new Shared.TaskSignupViewModel();
//mgmccarthy: this check doesn't make much sense unless you explicitly set @event.RequiredSkills to null. If you look at the Event model, you'll see that RequireSkills is instaniated with
//a new empty list: "public List<EventSkill> RequiredSkills { get; set; } = new List<EventSkill>();". I think this can go away?
RequiredSkills = @event.RequiredSkills?.Select(ek => new SkillViewModel(ek.Skill)).ToList();
IsLimitVolunteers = @event.IsLimitVolunteers;
IsAllowWaitList = @event.IsAllowWaitList;
Headline = @event.Headline;
}
public EventViewModel(Models.Event @event)
{
Id = @event.Id;
if (@event.Campaign != null)
{
CampaignId = @event.Campaign.Id;
CampaignName = @event.Campaign.Name;
if (@event.Campaign.ManagingOrganization != null)
{
OrganizationId = @event.Campaign.ManagingOrganization.Id;
OrganizationName = @event.Campaign.ManagingOrganization.Name;
HasPrivacyPolicy = !string.IsNullOrEmpty(@event.Campaign.ManagingOrganization.PrivacyPolicy);
}
}
Title = @event.Name;
Description = @event.Description;
EventType = @event.EventType;
TimeZoneId = @event.TimeZoneId;
StartDateTime = @event.StartDateTime;
EndDateTime = @event.EndDateTime;
if (@event.Location != null)
{
Location = new LocationViewModel(@event.Location);
}
IsClosed = EndDateTime.UtcDateTime < DateTimeOffset.UtcNow;
ImageUrl = @event.ImageUrl;
Tasks = @event.Tasks != null
? new List <TaskViewModel>(@event.Tasks.Select(data => new TaskViewModel(data)).OrderBy(task => task.StartDateTime))
: new List <TaskViewModel>();
SignupModel = new Shared.TaskSignupViewModel();
//mgmccarthy: this check doesn't make much sense unless you explicitly set @event.RequiredSkills to null. If you look at the Event model, you'll see that RequireSkills is instaniated with
//a new empty list: "public List<EventSkill> RequiredSkills { get; set; } = new List<EventSkill>();". I think this can go away?
RequiredSkills = @event.RequiredSkills?.Select(ek => new SkillViewModel(ek.Skill)).ToList();
IsLimitVolunteers = @event.IsLimitVolunteers;
IsAllowWaitList = @event.IsAllowWaitList;
Headline = @event.Headline;
}
