Project: CoordiMate

CoordiMate is a desktop application designed specifically for SoC Computing Club event planners to help manage their contacts and tasks for their events, so that they can focus on the event itself.

Given below are my contributions to the project.

  • New Feature: Implemented the deletePerson command. (PR #78)
    • What it does: It allows users to delete a person from the contact list using the index of the task in the list presented to them, filtered or otherwise.
    • Justification: This feature allows users to quickly delete a person from the contact list if they recall their index without having to search for the person in the contact list. Else, they can filter the list of persons to easily find the contact before deleting them.
    • Credits: The deletePerson command was adapted from the delete command in the AddressBook-Level3 project (AB3) created by the SE-EDU initiative.
  • New Feature: Implemented the deleteTask command. (PR #89)
    • What it does: It allows users to delete a task from the task list using the index of the task in the list presented to them, filtered or otherwise.
    • Justification: This feature allows users to quickly delete a task from the task list if they recall their index without having to search for the task in the task list. Else, they can filter the list of tasks to easily find the task before deleting it.
    • Credits: The deleteTask command was inspired by the deletePerson command in AB3.
  • New Feature: Implemented the addTagPerson command. (PR #118)
    • What it does: It allows users to add one or more tags to a Person in the contact list based on the index which refers to the Person in the contact list presented to them, filtered or otherwise.
    • Justification: This feature allows users to quickly add a tag to the Person instead of having to recall the current list of tags and then adding the new tag to the list of tags for the Person in the current editPerson command.
    • Credits: The addTagPerson command was inspired by the editPerson command in AB3.
  • New Feature: Implemented the addTagTask command. (PR #118)
    • What it does: It allows users to add one or more tags to a Task in the task list based on the index which refers to the Task in the task list presented to them, filtered or otherwise.
    • Justification: This feature allows users to quickly add a tag to the Task instead of having to recall the current list of tags and then adding the new tag to the list of tags for the Task in the current editTask command.
    • Credits: The addTagTask command was inspired by the editTask command in AB3.

  • Code contributed: RepoSense Link

  • Project management:
    • Closed the v1.3 milestone.
    • Create issues and PRs while assigning labels to them through v1.1 to v1.4 on GitHub to make task management and tracking easier.
  • Enhancements to existing features:
    • UI Updates: (PR #88, #96)
      • Added the view for Task List and Task Card to the Main Window.
      • Wrapped text in Person Card, Task Card and Result Display Box.
      • Make the divider between the lists and between the result display box adjustable.
    • Add tags to the Task objects as a field: (PR #101)
      • Changed the addTask and editTask implementations in include this new field.
      • Changed the Task class to include this new field.
      • Changed the sample data upon initial start up of the app to include this new field.
      • Added tags to the storage file.
      • Added tags to the TaskCard in java and fxml.
      • Added tests for all of the above.
  • Documentation:
    • User Guide:
      • Added the documentation for the deletePerson, deleteTask, addTagPerson and addTagTask commands. (PR #59, #69, #107, #108, #160, #172)
    • Developer Guide:
      • Added user stories and use cases for deletePerson, deleteTask, addTagPerson and addTagTask commands. (PR #55)
      • Added the implementation details of deleteTask and addTagPerson commands. (PR 100, #109, #163)
      • Added Improved UI section. (PR #174)
  • Community:
    • PRs reviewed by me can be found here.
    • Reported 8 bugs and suggestions during PE Dry Run. (Repo)