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Project: UniCa$h
UniCa$h is a desktop application used for university students who want to be more financially conscious. The user interacts with it using a CLI, and it has a GUI created with JavaFX. It is written in Java, and has about 19 kLoC.
Given below are my contributions to the project.
- New Feature:
Budget
class [PR #103]- What it does: Provides the representation of a
Budget
in UniCa$h. Users are able to set either a weekly, monthly, or yearly budget. - Justification: Represents the
Budget
a user can set for themselves. It is a core feature of UniCa$h, and is used to calculate the amount of money a user has left to spend.
- What it does: Provides the representation of a
- New Feature:
Set Budget
command [PR #103]- Note: This was worked on with Jiahao, where he added the budget logic.
- What it does: Adds a
Budget
to UniCa$h. - Justification: Allows users to set a
Budget
for themselves.
- Refactored Feature:
List
command [PR #60]- What it does: Lists all the transactions in UniCa$h.
- Justification: The
List
command was refactored from AB3’s implementation to allow for the listing of all transaction fields. - Credits: AddressBook3’s implementation of the
List
command
- Refactored Feature:
Find
command [PR #69]- Note: This command was enhanced in another PR by Rubesh
- What it does: Finds all the transactions in UniCa$h that match the given keyword.
- Justification: The
Find
command was refactored from AB3’s implementation to allow for the finding of all transaction fields. - Credits: AddressBook3’s implementation of the
Find
command
- Refactored Feature: UniCa$h UI [PR #76]
- Note: UI functionality was enhanced in a separate PR, by Rubesh
- What it does: Provides a GUI for UniCa$h. It was refactored from AB3’s implementation, and enhanced further to match the prototype our team created (e.g. Layout).
- Justification: The GUI inherited from AB3 was insufficient for our team’s needs, and a better UI was required for users to have a smooth experience using UniCa$h. This refactoring serves as a base for future enhancements to the UI.
- Credits: AddressBook3’s implementation of the GUI
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Code contributed: RepoSense link
- Project management:
- Managed releases
v1.2a
(1 release) on GitHub
- Managed releases
- Enhancements to existing features:
- Other enhancements:
- Documentation:
- User Guide:
- Developer Guide:
- Community: