David Underwood
882c18b5e6
Checkout now stores its items using a quantity and a link back to the original product instance. It has a reference to the store to make sure that product IDs added are valid
44 lines
864 B
Ruby
44 lines
864 B
Ruby
require 'product_in_checkout.rb'
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class Checkout
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class InvalidItem < StandardError; end
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def initialize(shop:)
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@shop = shop
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@items = []
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end
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def add(product_id:, quantity: 1)
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product = @shop.product_by_id(product_id)
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raise InvalidItem unless product
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product_in_checkout = new_or_existing_product_in_checkout(product)
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product_in_checkout.add_quantity(quantity)
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@items.push product_in_checkout
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end
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def items
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@items
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end
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def item_quantities
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@items.map { |item| [item.product_id, item.quantity] }.to_h
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end
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def clear
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@items = []
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end
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def total
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@items.reduce(0.00) { |running_total, item| running_total + item.total }
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end
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private
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def new_or_existing_product_in_checkout(product)
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@items.find { |item| item.product_id == product.id } || ProductInCheckout.new(product: product)
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end
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end
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