static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Seed the database if none exist
/* Authored by Krissy Caron this creating a new instance of db and creating the folowing tables
* usign the DatabaseInterface.cs as a blue print. */
DatabaseInterface db = new DatabaseInterface("BangazonCLI_db");
db.CheckCustomerTable();
db.CheckProductTypeTable();
db.CheckProductTable();
db.CheckPaymentTypeTable();
db.CheckOrdersTable();
db.CheckProductOrderTable();
// Why does this not need an instance of class DBPopulator?
DBPopulator.Populate(db);
//Instance of customer manager.
CustomerManager manager = new CustomerManager(db);
// Present the main menu
Console.WriteLine("*************************************************");
Console.WriteLine("Welcome to Bangazon! Command Line Ordering System");
Console.WriteLine("*************************************************");
Console.WriteLine("1. Create a customer account");
Console.WriteLine("2. Choose active customer");
Console.Write("> ");
// Read in the user's choice
int choice;
Int32.TryParse(Console.ReadLine(), out choice);
/* Authored By Krissy Caron
* If option 1 was chosen, create a new customer account will trigger the following in the CMD line.
* A new instance of customer will then be created from each type the user inputs and sent to the db in to the correct columns and table. */
if (choice == 1)
{
Console.WriteLine("Enter customer first name");
Console.Write("> ");
string firstName = Console.ReadLine();
Console.WriteLine("Enter customer last name");
Console.Write("> ");
string lastName = Console.ReadLine();
Console.WriteLine("Enter customer email");
Console.Write(">");
string email = Console.ReadLine();
Console.WriteLine("Enter customer phone number");
Console.Write("> ");
string phoneNumber = Console.ReadLine();
manager.CreateCustomer(firstName, lastName, email, phoneNumber, DateTime.Now);
}
/* Authored by Krissy Caron
* If Option 2 is selected, the list of all customers is displayed to the console in a Numered list.
* The user can select from the customers which to make active, and that will be stored in the ActiveCustomer. */
if (choice == 2)
{
Console.WriteLine("Which customer will be active?");
//Displays List of currently avaiable customers
List <Customer> customersList = manager.GetCustomers();
foreach (Customer customer in customersList)
{
Console.WriteLine($"{customer.CustomerId}. {customer.FirstName} {customer.LastName}");
}
Console.Write("> ");
//Takes a string of the chosen customer which is a number, and makes it equal to the instance of that customer in the database.
string chosenCustomer = Console.ReadLine();
CustomerManager.ActiveCustomer = manager.GetCustomer(int.Parse(chosenCustomer));
//Takes Active customer and prints their name to console.
Console.WriteLine("Active Customer is: " + CustomerManager.ActiveCustomer.FirstName + " " + CustomerManager.ActiveCustomer.LastName);
}
}
public static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Seed the database if none exists
var db = new DatabaseInterface("BANGAZON_TEST_DB");
db.CheckProdOrderTable();
db.CheckCustomerTable();
db.CheckOrderTable();
db.CheckPaymentTypeTable();
db.CheckProductTable();
db.CheckProductTypeTable();
// Create Instance of MenuManager T.L.
MenuManager menu = new MenuManager();
CustomerManager customer = new CustomerManager(db);
ProductTypeManager productType = new ProductTypeManager(db);
PaymentManager payment = new PaymentManager(db);
ProductTypeManager prodType = new ProductTypeManager(db);
ProductManager product = new ProductManager(db);
OrderManager order = new OrderManager(db);
// int will hold active customer T.L.
int activeCustomer = 0;
// choice will hold the reference to the number the user selected
// after the MenuManager was displayed T.L.
int choice;
do
{
// Display Menu from MenuManager
// Save selected int to choice T.L
choice = menu.ShowMenu();
Console.Clear();
switch (choice)
{
// if Menu option 1 is selected: Add new Customer
// Method is called in CreateNewCustomer which calls Method in CustomerManager T.L.
case 1:
CreateNewCustomer.DoAction(customer);
break;
// if Menu option 2 is selected:
// Method from GetCustomersAction makes a call to CustomersManager
// Returns a list of Customers to display in terminal
// The selected Customer's ID is stored in activeCustomer
// This variable will then be passed to case 3
// Authored by : Tamela Lerma & Jason Smith
case 2:
activeCustomer = GetCustomersAction.DoAction(customer);
break;
// User will be prompted to first select a customer
// once customer is selected
// a Method in CreatePaymentAction is called which
// calls a Method in PaymentTypeManager to create a new payment
// Authored by : Tamela Lerma & Jason Smith
case 3:
if (activeCustomer != 0)
{
CreatePaymentAction.DoAction(payment, activeCustomer);
}
else
{
Warning("Please select customer first.");
}
break;
// User will first be prompted to select an active customer
// after customer is selected, a CreateProductAction Class Method is called
// this Method accepts 3 arguments: Instance of ProductManager, Instance of ProductTypeManager, and the stored int for CustomerId
// Authored by : Tamela Lerma
case 4:
if (activeCustomer != 0)
{
CreateProductAction.DoAction(product, activeCustomer, productType);
}
else
{
Warning("Please select customer first.");
}
break;
// User will need to first select a active customer
// once customer is selected
// a Method in AddProductToCartAction is called which
// calls a Method in ProductManager to add a product to customers order
// Authored by : Azim
case 5:
if (activeCustomer != 0)
{
AddProductToCartAction.DoAction(order, product, activeCustomer);
}
else
{
Warning("Please select customer first.");
}
break;
// User will be prompted to first choose active customer
// then will call Method in CompleteOrderAction which
// References PaymentManager and OrderManager
// checks that payment exists for customer
// payment is added to an order
// Authored by : Jason Smith & Tamela Lerma
case 6:
if (activeCustomer != 0)
{
CompleteOrderAction.DoAction(activeCustomer, payment, order);
}
else
{
Warning("Please select customer first.");
}
break;
// User will first be prompted to select a customer
// after customer is selected, a DeleteProductAction Class Method is called
// this Method accepts 2 arguments: Instance of ProductManager and the stored int for CustomerId
// Will Delete Customer Products in DB
// Authored by : Tamela Lerma
case 7:
if (activeCustomer != 0)
{
DeleteProductAction.DoAction(product, activeCustomer);
}
else
{
Warning("Please select customer first.");
}
break;
// User will need to first select a active customer
// once customer is selected
// a Method in UpdateProduct is called which
// calls a Method in ProductManager update the product of the customer
// Authored by : Azim
case 8:
if (activeCustomer != 0)
{
UpdateProduct.DoAction(product, activeCustomer);
}
else
{
Warning("Please select customer first.");
}
break;
case 9:
GetStaleProducts.DoAction(product);
break;
// User will need to first select active customer
// once customer is selected
// a method in GetCustomerReport is called which
// calls a method in OrderManger to return a report of active customer's sales
// Authored by : Jason Smith
case 10:
if (activeCustomer != 0)
{
GetCustomerReport.DoAction(activeCustomer, customer, order);
}
else
{
Warning("Please select customer first.");
}
break;
case 11:
GetPopularProducts.DoAction(product);
break;
// Return, exiting program
case 12:
return;
}
} while(choice != 0);
}