NautaManager

A simple WPF application to easily manage your Nauta accounts. It was made for fun and to practice some design patterns in WPF. This software has the following features:

• Multiple accounts in a single application.
• Simple interface. No extra decorations.
• Fast swap between accounts.
• Store sessions which means that your accounts wont get hanged up if something happens while connected.
• There are also extra features that you can easily add! I added an available credit and time update, but it is easy to implement more :D

How to add features

New Extra items

It is as fast as implement a new class (I recommend inside ExtraItems folder to keep an organized project) and inherit from ExtraMenuFeature abstract class. Implement the abstractions and you are ready to go. Moreover, you can use dependency injection to bring some scoped type inside your module!

    class NewItem : ExtraMenuFeature
    {
        # IUserManager and IUsersRepository could be added using DI
        IUserManager Manager;
        public NewItem(IUserManager manager) : base("Menu Item Header")
        {
            Manager = manager;
        }

        public override async Task<string> ProcessClickAction(object sender, RoutedEventArgs args, UserSession selectedUser)
        {
            # Whatever you want to do once the menu item is clicked
        }
    }

The abstract class have a dictionary where you can change the initial status of the new MenuItem by using their property name as key and the property initial value in the key associated value.

DI types

Go to App.xaml.cs and add as many DI types to include in the IoC container as you want, with the desired scopes and etc.

Issues

• There are some spanish and english text mixed up... Sorry...
• I belive that the logout error message could contain undesired text (something like alert('...')).
• Some unexpected behavior could happen. I have not stressed the application.

What could be added?

• Some unit testing for the implemented features and functions.
• A more intuitive interface.
• Whatever the future brings to us...