Project: Duke The Market

Duke The Market is a desktop application used for managing customer contacts and events in department stores. The user interacts with it using a CLI, and it has a GUI created with JavaFX. It is written in Java, and has about 10 kLoC.

Given below are my contributions to the project.

  • Code contributed:
  • Enhancements implemented:
    • New Class Added the Event class (Pull request #57) and EventTitle and Purpose attributes (Pull request #124).
      • What is does: This class allows users to store information about marketing events within the application.
      • Justification: Since the application aims to help department store marketers manage department store events, having an event class that stores key information regarding each marketing event (such as event title, date, time and purpose) is crucial. The classes built for the event attributes allow for additional validation checks that are unique to each class.
      • Highlights: Jackson was used to save the Event into JSON format.
    • New Features Added the addEvent (Pull request #57), deleteEvent (Pull request #57) and editEvent features (Pull request #99).
      • What is does:
        1. Allows users to add marketing events to the application with addEvent
        2. Allows users to edit marketing events in the application with editEvent
        3. Allows users to delete marketing events from the application with deleteEvent
      • Justification: Marketers who use the application would need to add events in order to keep track of their upcoming events on it. Also, when changes to marketing events occur such as a change in time, they need to be able to edit those details. Lastly, should the entire event be cancelled, they need to able to delete the entire event.

    • Testing: Added some tests for the Event classes and addEvent, deleteEvent and editEvent features (Pull request #233).

    • Refactoring Refactored the original edit command into the editPerson command to distinguish from editEvent command. (Pull request #125).
  • Documentation:
    • Contributions to the User Guide:
      • Added documentation for addEvent (Pull request #25), editEvent (Pull request #133) and deleteEvent (Pull request #25).
      • Modified edit to editPerson (Pull request #133).
    • Contributions to the Developer Guide:
      • Added implementation details for addEvent and deleteEvent commands (Pull request #99).
  • Contributions to team-based tasks:
    • Did smoke test for product releases v1.2.
    • Created README.md for our product (Pull request #108).
    • Created screenshots for demo of product in V1.3.
  • Review/Mentoring contributions:
  • Contributions beyond the project team: