using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc; using WD7UVN_HFT_2023241.Logic; using System.Linq; using WD7UVN_HFT_2023241.Models; using System; using Microsoft.AspNetCore.SignalR; using WD7UVN_HFT_2023241.Endpoint.Services; namespace WD7UVN_HFT_2023241.Endpoint { [ApiController] [Route("api/Customer")] public class CustomerController : ControllerBase { public ILogicServices LogicServices { get; set; } IHubContext hub; public CustomerController(ILogicServices LogicServices, IHubContext hub) { this.LogicServices = LogicServices; this.hub = hub; } [HttpGet()] public IQueryable? ReadAllCustomers() { try { return LogicServices.CRUDOperations.ReadAllCustomers(); } catch (NullReferenceException) { return null; } } [HttpGet("{id}")] public Customer? ReadCustomer(int id) { try { return LogicServices.CRUDOperations.ReadCustomer(id); } catch (NullReferenceException) { return null; } } [HttpPut()] public void PutCustomer([FromBody] Customer e) { LogicServices.CRUDOperations.CreateCustomer(e); hub.Clients.All.SendAsync("CustomerCreated", e); } [HttpPost()] public void UpdateCustomer([FromBody] Customer e) { LogicServices.CRUDOperations.UpdateCustomer(e); hub.Clients.All.SendAsync("CustomerUpdated", e); } //HttpClient does not support sending data in the body of a DELETE request. Instead, we can send the data in the URL like with a GET request. [HttpDelete("{id}")] public void DeleteCustomer(int id) { Customer customer = LogicServices.CRUDOperations.ReadCustomer(id); LogicServices.CRUDOperations.DeleteCustomer(id); hub.Clients.All.SendAsync("CustomerDeleted", customer); } } }