Jericho Chua - Project Portfolio Page

Overview

Fitr is a command-line application, helping you keep track of your food intake and exercises.

Allow the user to clear the individual list, or clear all the lists at the same time
- This feature allows users to quickly empty the lists, if they want to start with a fresh list.
- This feature is especially useful for users who may be trying the application for the first time, and may add random data to test the application. If they wish to use the application proper, they can immediately clear the lists, without having to delete the entries individually.
Allow the user to edit a previous exercise or food entry in the lists
- This feature allows users to correct mistakes that they make in a previous entry.
- This was initially hard to implement as the edit command was also used to edit the user’s profile. Hence, I created the EditCommandParser to handle the arguments in the edit command first. Once the arguments are parsed, it is then passed into a EditEntryCommand class and the corresponding entry is edited.
- The command to edit a specific entry is also designed as a one-shot command, so users who can type fast in a command-line application can quickly edit an entry.
Added a ResourceManager class to handle loading of resources in the JAR file
- As Fitr requires some resources to be packaged together with the JAR file, such as the tips and exercise lists, the usual way of reading files using File and Scanner cannot be used.
- Instead, InputStream and InputStreamReader is used to read the resources packaged in the JAR file.
Added some JUnit tests

Contributed the following sections in the user guide:

Editing a food entry
Editing an exercise entry
Clearing commands (Clearing all food entries, clearing all exercise entries, clearing all entries)
Saving your data
Parts of the Introduction section
Parts of the FAQ section

Contributed the following sections in the developer guide:

Contributed to the following team-based tasks:

Reviewed the following PRs: