Lim Zheng Rong - Project Portfolio Page

DinerDirector is a desktop productivity application used by restaurant managers to manage the day-to-day operations of a restaurant. The user interacts it with a CLI (command line interface) to manage their deadlines, meetings, dishes, and staffs in the restaurant. The program is written in Java, and has over 3 kLoC.

Summary of Contributions

Code contributed: RepoSense

Enhancements implemented:

• New feature: Added the ability to add dishes to a list of dishes
  • What it does: It allows the user to add information about a dish, which consists of: name of dish, price of dish, and a list of ingredients it is made up of. The dish is then updated into the list of dishes recorded in the program.
  • Highlights: This feature requires parsing of multiple arguments. In paricular, it contains a need to store a list of ingredients, which is challenging to parse as it is a more complex data structure that can have a greater varied range of valid and invalid inputs to parse.
• New feature: Added the ability to view all the dishes in the list of dishes currently stored.
  • What it does: It prints to the console the dishes that are currently stored in the list in order.
• New feature: Added the ability to delete a dish from the list using an index.
  • What it does: It finds the dish to be deleted via the index given by the user of where the dish is located in the list of dishes.
• New feature: Added the ability to find dishes containing a keyword in the list of dishes currently stored.
  • What it does: It allows the user to find dishes that contains a particular keyword, whether if it’s the whole keyword or as a substring.

Project management and Contributions to the UG:

• Managed the v2.0 release alongside @darrenangwx.
• Added documentation for add_dish, view_dish, delete_dish and find_dish. (examples: #70 and more).
• Added documentation & UML diagram for command component. (examples: #62, #70 and more).
• Added documentation for Dish features and Sequence diagram for Add dish command. (examples: #70 and more).
• PRs reviewed with non-trival comments: (examples: #43, #69 and more).
• Reported bugs and suggestions for other teams (examples: #4, #54 and more).