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Next, the controller calls into the service layer to do the actual database
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operation of saving the new to-do item:
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var successful = await _todoItemService.AddItemAsync(newItem);
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if (!successful)
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{
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return BadRequest(new { error = "Could not add item." });
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}
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The AddItemAsync method will return true or false depending on
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whether the item was successfully added to the database. If it fails for
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some reason, the action will return an HTTP 400 Bad Request error
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along with an object that contains an error message.
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Finally, if everything completed without errors, the action redirects the
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browser to the /Todo/Index route, which refreshes the page and
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displays the new, updated list of to-do items to the user.
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Add a service method
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Add new to-do items
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If you're using a code editor that understands C#, you'll see red squiggely
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lines under AddItemAsync because the method doesn't exist yet.
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As a last step, you need to add a method to the service layer. First, add it
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to the interface definition in ITodoItemService :
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public interface ITodoItemService
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{
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Task<TodoItem[]> GetIncompleteItemsAsync();
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Task<bool> AddItemAsync(TodoItem newItem);
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}
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Then, the actual implementation in TodoItemService :
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public async Task<bool> AddItemAsync(TodoItem newItem)
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{
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newItem.Id = Guid.NewGuid();
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newItem.IsDone = false;
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newItem.DueAt = DateTimeOffset.Now.AddDays(3);
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_context.Items.Add(newItem);
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var saveResult = await _context.SaveChangesAsync();
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return saveResult == 1;
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}
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The newItem.Title property has already been set by ASP.NET Core's
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model binder, so this method only needs to assign an ID and set the
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default values for the other properties. Then, the new item is added to
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the database context. It isn't actually saved until you call
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SaveChangesAsync() . If the save operation was successful,
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SaveChangesAsync() will return 1.
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Try it out
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Run the application and add some items to your to-do list with the form.
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Since the items are being stored in the database, they'll still be there
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even after you stop and start the application again.
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As an extra challenge, try adding a date picker using HTML and
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JavaScript, and let the user choose an (optional) date for the
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