I am working with multiple external systems all of which return a state property.
This state property can be different values between the external systems but must be mapped to a particular state value on my system.
I have a separate class (adapter) to process each external system
e.g
the state values for my system are
{ Pending, Booked, Arrived, InProgress, Complete }
Now External System A may have the following values
{ Unknown, Pending, Booked, Accepted, Arrived, POB, Complete }
External System B may have the following values
{ Waiting, Booked, Arrived, InProgress, Complete }
etc, etc
Now I need to map the external system values to my system values.
eg.
For External System A
Unknown, Pending -> Pending
Booked, Accepted -> Booked
Arrived, POB -> InProgress
Complete -> Complete
For External System B
Waiting -> Pending
Booked -> Booked,
Arrived, InProgress -> InProgress
Complete -> Complete
Now I have abstracted this out to a helper method MapState that each adapter uses to get the state value. This method has string parameters externalsystem, and externalsystemstate and uses switch statements to map the external system state to my system state.
I think this is pretty naff and am sure there is a more elegant solution
Any suggestions?
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