Would you be able to give me an UpdateAsync example
I have this code.
public async Task<PatientBodyImage> PostSetPatientBodyImageStateAsync(PatientBodyImageInput input) {
PatientBodyImage patientBodyImage = _patientBodyImageRepository.Get(input.Id);
Logger.Debug("Setting a new image state async: " + input.Name);
var update = await _patientBodyImageRepository.UpdateAsync(input.Id, async (x) =>
{
await Task.Run(() => UpdateImageState(patientBodyImage, input));
});
return (update);
}
Havent tested it uet Love your work!!
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Hi,
I assume that this method is in an application service. If it is, you should not return your Entity to client. Instead you should use a dto object like PatientBodyImageDto.
An example update might be like:
public async Task<PatientBodyImageDto> PostSetPatientBodyImageStateAsync(IdInput input) { PatientBodyImage patientBodyImage = await _patientBodyImageRepository.GetAsync(input.Id); Logger.Debug("Setting a new image state async: " + input.Name); patientBodyImage.State = PatientBodyImageStates.Approved; var update = await _patientBodyImageRepository.UpdateAsync(patientBodyImage); return update.MapTo<PatientBodyImageDto>(); }You have to create PatientBodyImageDto class and put an attribute on it for AutoMapping.
[AutoMapFrom(typeof(PatientBodyImage))]I hope this helps.
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Thats great about returning the DTO I forgot about that!
And also your code is much simpler.
I didn't want to use an automapper for the map from the DTO to the domain object so I was using a function as not all the fields would be set in this update case but you don't need to with your solution.
Awesome thank you!
