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Add further (optional) fields. Add first and last name for each reservation. Allow external code to hook into validation, to add custom validation.
Move logic to order:
* Is order bookable
* Should further order be prevented
That way the order contains all their infos.
Further orders can be created, e.g. by extending the model and
overwriting the logic.
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An example usage can be found here: https://github.com/werkraum-media/reserve_extended/pull/3 There we add group orders as another type. |
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I like how this extension gets more and more extendable |
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Move logic to order:
That way the order contains all their info.
Further orders can be created, e.g. by extending the model and
overwriting the logic.