How do you work with the status of the order?

[carriann]

The architectural issue is bigger. There's the nature of the Order, he has a status - completed, assembled, created, etc. There is the essence of the Order. Both are presented in the OBD tables. How am I supposed to limit my job in a code of order? Hard-coded constants don't want to, but you're gonna have to do a status sample to, like, get down to 1c.

[nishika]

The question is, what framework do you want to discuss architecture? In the PLO paradigm? Or a reflex OBD architecture? If it's the first one, it's a code like this:

public class DeliveredOrderCollectionTest
{
    private DataContext storage;
[SetUp]
public void setUp()
{
    this.storage = new DataStorage();
}

[Test]
public void Get_Order_collection_test()
{
    IEnumerable<Order> orders = this.storage.Get<IEnumerable<Order>>();

    Assert.IsNotNull(orders);
    Assert.AreEqual(0, orders.Count());
}

[Test]
public void Get_FormedOrder_collection_test()
{
    IEnumerable<FormedOrder> formedOrders = this.storage.Get<IEnumerable<FormedOrder>>();

    Assert.IsNotNull(formedOrders);
    Assert.AreEqual(0, formedOrders.Count());
}

[Test]
public void Get_DeliveredOrder_collection_test()
{
    IEnumerable<DeliveredOrder> deliveredOrders = this.storage.Get<IEnumerable<DeliveredOrder>>();

    Assert.IsNotNull(deliveredOrders);
    Assert.AreEqual(0, deliveredOrders.Count());
}

}

If the business logic (using primary records), the order status can be clearly compared with the issuance of these primary documents as the order is processed:

• The client threw the goods in the basket and pressed the button to put "formed"
• ♪ Discharge The bank has a record of the client's fee-paid.
• The consignment has been transferred according to Consignment "formed"
• Delivery delivered the order according to consignment note The courier is "directed."
• Courier returned the client-signed Transport consignment note - "delivered."

Accordingly, we have records of these primary documents in the system (base) compared with the original order.