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Switched from using RecActionDto to RecAction entity in the DeleteRecActionsCommandHandler and updated repository types and using statements accordingly. This aligns the handler with domain-driven design and improves consistency.
24 lines
847 B
C#
24 lines
847 B
C#
using DigitalData.Core.Abstraction.Application.Repository;
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using DigitalData.Core.Exceptions;
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using MediatR;
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using Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore;
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using ReC.Domain.Entities;
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namespace ReC.Application.RecActions.Commands;
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public class DeleteRecActionsCommand : IRequest
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{
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public required long ProfileId { get; init; }
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}
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public class DeleteRecActionsCommandHandler(IRepository<RecAction> repo) : IRequestHandler<DeleteRecActionsCommand>
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{
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public async Task Handle(DeleteRecActionsCommand request, CancellationToken cancel)
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{
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// TODO: update DeleteAsync (in Core) to return number of deleted records
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if (!await repo.Where(act => act.ProfileId == request.ProfileId).AnyAsync(cancel))
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throw new NotFoundException();
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await repo.DeleteAsync(act => act.ProfileId == request.ProfileId, cancel);
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}
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} |