Class ContactRecordDraft

Namespace

MailFathom.Application.Contacts

Assembly

MailFathom.Application.dll

The record a caller wants a contact to have, as the caller wrote it and before any rule has judged it.

public sealed record ContactRecordDraft : IEquatable<ContactRecordDraft>

Inheritance

object

ContactRecordDraft

Implements

IEquatable<ContactRecordDraft>

Inherited Members

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

object.GetType()

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.ToString()

Remarks

A draft states the whole record rather than a change to one, because that is what a write to the book is: adding an address, dropping one, choosing a different default, and correcting a name are one operation whose result the invariants can be checked against, instead of four that could each leave a contact without an address.

Every field is text a caller supplied, which is what makes this a draft rather than a record. The values become domain ones inside the use case, so the rules the book holds — what a name may carry, which addresses are usable, which of them may be preferred, how long a note may be — are applied in one place for every writer.

A name, an address, and a note are personal data about a third party. Nothing logs a draft, and no refusal it produces repeats a value it carried.

Properties

Addresses

Gets every address this person uses, at most MaximumAddressCount values, of which two spellings of one address are stored as one.

DisplayName

Gets the name to record for this person.

Note

Gets what the owner wrote about this person, or null for none.

PreferredAddress

Gets the address to use by default, which must be one of Addresses.