[CS2113-T13-2] LOTS #34
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| # Developer Guide | |||
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Just wondering, why does your team have a DG for each member in your PR? It makes it confusing to see which DG is the one that's published.
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| ## Design | ||
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| ### Logical Component |
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This component is named "Logic" and not "Logical" under "Main components of architecture". Maybe it would be better to maintain consistency of naming.
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| ### Logical Component | ||
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| The logical component of the program consists multiple classes. Namely: `Parser`,`Command` & |
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very small typo: missing whitespace between "Parser," and "Command"
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| :information_source: **Note:** Specific command names are represented using a placeholder `'Abc'`, i.e. AddCommand, FindCommand. |
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| Below is a step by step example on how the `Parser` interacts when a user keys in an input. | ||
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| Lets assume the user input is `delete 1/2`. `Duke` will then call the method |
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minor typo in "Lets", which should be "Let's"
| The image below shows the codes for the switch statement. | ||
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If the opt block results in an UnknownCommand being created, and so does the default case in the switch block, is it necessary to have the opt block?
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| Lets assume the user input is `delete 1/2`. `Duke` will then call the method | ||
| `Parser.getCommand("delete 1/2")`. The method would split the user's input into an array of | ||
| strings along the spaces and store them in the array `listOfInputs`. After which, |
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"split by whitespaces/spaces" might be a better phrase than "along the spaces"
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| Next, `Duke` will then use the returned command to call `Command.execute()` which will interact | ||
| with the `Manager Components` of the program who will then remove the 2nd order from the first |
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Did you mean to write "Manager component" instead of "Manager Components"?
Also, you could split this sentence to avoid having two "which"s in one sentence.
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| The upside of doing would be that there is less code overall. | ||
| However, doing so would cause our code to have a higher amount of coupling and would also |
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| ## Architecture | ||
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Would be good if you are able to have consistent naming throughout the diagrams (eg Logic or Logical) and also use a standardised software to draw the images.
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| This is a sequence diagram of the `Parser` class. | ||
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The sequence diagram for a switch case should be quite clear and shouldn't be a need to include it here. Perhaps also can include the colours that are indicated in architecture make these diagrams even clearer
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| The Sequence Diagram below represents the interactions between components when user inputs command `delete 1/2` | ||
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the sequence diagrams here are a little too blurry :( the self invocation methods cannot be clearly seen too. Perhaps might want to reconsider using better diagrams and maybe not necessary to put both add and delete (since the sequence diagram for both are quite similar)
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| Hence, the sequence of which how Menu Command class and Order Command class are very similar. To prevent repeating of Sequence diagrams, a shared diagram will be listed below for the Menu Command Class and the Order Command class. | ||
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this diagram is big and clear :) i think that one issue may be that the Ui.printOrdersList() should be pointing to the top of the activation bar instead of the middle of the activation bar.
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| The following sequence diagram depicts how the `Logical` components interact with one another upon receiving the user's input of `"delete 1/2"`. | ||
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This diagram looks very neat and clear, perhaps can use this as an example for your other diagrams (colour codes, size, etc)
update EditCommand, Menu
DG update drew
Edited some diagrams of the logical component
Integrated Setup for dev readme into Dev guide. Edited UML diagram to add background color.
Edited UG for PE-D Bugs
PE-D bug fix drew
Add WaiKit PPP
Format changes to PPP
Made some minor changes to DG and UG.
Add Header comment for AddCommandTest
Refactor naming for PPP
…Edit Waikit's PPP format.
Add Javadocs for test case. Removed img.png file which was not used. …
Added JavaDocs for deleteCommandTest
Edit WKPPP
Change spacing for WKPPP
Added Value Proposition & Target User.
Large Order Tracking System (LOTS) is a Command Line (CLI) program that enables users to keep track of multiple food orders from a pre-set list of food items from different stores. The program helps users to collate the orders and displays a summary of all the orders along with other information such as each person’s order and special requirements (if any), cost of an individual’s order, total cost of all the orders and more. As LOTS is a CLI program, this would greatly benefit any user that excels in typing.