使用参数的 FluentValidation 验证器
我有一个 FluentValidation 验证器,我想用它来验证预订。预订时,您必须选择您选择的旅行中可用房型的房型。我需要从服务中获取可用的房间类型,并传递旅游代码。获取旅游代码的最佳方法是什么?
到目前为止我得到了什么:
public class BookingValidator : AbstractValidator<Booking>, IBookingValidator
public BookingValidator()
{
RuleFor(booking => booking.Rooms).SetValidator(new RoomValidator())
}
public class RoomValidator : AbstractValidator<Room>
public RoomValidator()
{
//validate that room.Type (eg. TWIN) exists in availableRoomTypes (eg List<string> {'SINGLE','TWIN'}
}
解决问题的一些技巧:
public class BookingValidator : AbstractValidator<Booking>
//should/can i pass in arguments here when IoC container is wiring up IBookingValidator to BookingValidator? Seems awkward
public BookingValidator(string tourCode)
{
//if so, use argument to get available room types, pass to RoomValidator
var availableRooms = RoomTypeService.GetAvailableRoomTypesForTour(tourCode);
RuleFor(booking => booking.Rooms).SetValidator(new RoomValidator(availableRooms))
//alternatively, tourCode is available from booking - is there some way to pass it to RoomValidator?
RuleFor(booking => booking.Rooms).SetValidator(new RoomValidator(),booking => booking.TourCode);
//Or is there some way I should be using .Must() or Custom()??
}
所以主要问题是如何或在哪里将旅游代码输入验证器......?
I have a FluentValidation validator that I want to use to validate a booking. On a booking you must choose a room type that exists as an available room type on the tour that you are choosing. I need to get the available room types from a service, passing in the code for the tour. What is the best way to handle getting the tour code where it needs to be?
What I've got so far:
public class BookingValidator : AbstractValidator<Booking>, IBookingValidator
public BookingValidator()
{
RuleFor(booking => booking.Rooms).SetValidator(new RoomValidator())
}
public class RoomValidator : AbstractValidator<Room>
public RoomValidator()
{
//validate that room.Type (eg. TWIN) exists in availableRoomTypes (eg List<string> {'SINGLE','TWIN'}
}
Some hack at the problem:
public class BookingValidator : AbstractValidator<Booking>
//should/can i pass in arguments here when IoC container is wiring up IBookingValidator to BookingValidator? Seems awkward
public BookingValidator(string tourCode)
{
//if so, use argument to get available room types, pass to RoomValidator
var availableRooms = RoomTypeService.GetAvailableRoomTypesForTour(tourCode);
RuleFor(booking => booking.Rooms).SetValidator(new RoomValidator(availableRooms))
//alternatively, tourCode is available from booking - is there some way to pass it to RoomValidator?
RuleFor(booking => booking.Rooms).SetValidator(new RoomValidator(),booking => booking.TourCode);
//Or is there some way I should be using .Must() or Custom()??
}
So the main problem is how or where to get tour code into the validator...?
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我建议创建一个依赖于 IRoomTypeService 和 IBookingValidator 的服务。它从 IRoomTypeService 依赖项获取可用的房间类型,并通过属性将它们传递给验证器。请参阅以下示例代码:
I would suggest creating a service that has dependencies on IRoomTypeService and IBookingValidator. It gets the available room types from the IRoomTypeService dependency and passes them to the validator via a property. See the following code by way of example: