Project: Duke Driver

Duke Driver is a task and contact management app that aims to help busy delivery men. It is built by implementing CLI and GUI, helping to enhance users’ experience.

Given below are my contributions to the project.

  • New Feature: Added the ability to view timetable of specific week
    • What it does: Displays timetable of the week specified by users using commands or using GUI mode (clicks on buttons).
    • Justification: This feature is implemented to help users to structure their plans in the day - they can view upcoming tasks more easily. It is linked with the delivery job list in the app.
    • Highlight: This feature was challenging at first to implement as I have to decide on the design and GUI of the timetable myself - JavaFX did not have any integrated timetable format. Moreover, as this enhancement is directly linked with job list, it could affect and requires change in existing commands and commands to be added in the future.
  • New Feature: Added the ability to view list of completed jobs and jobs with invalid date and/or slot
    • What it does: Allows users to view list of completed jobs and jobs with invalid date and/or slot using the corresponding commands or click on buttons (GUI).
    • Justification: This features improves the product and enhances the timetable feature significantly, as completed or jobs with invalid dates/slots are not shown in the Timetable. Thus, users can refer to this feature instead if they want to view the mentioned job lists.
    • Highlight: This feature is directly linked with job list, thus changes made in the existing functions could affect the features directly. Moreover, the implementation also required changes to the existing commands.
  • New Feature: Added the ability to add jobs with empty delivery date and/or slot
    • What it does: Allows users to add jobs without specifying its delivery date and slot (making delivery date and slot optional), making the add_job command much shorter.
    • Justification: This features improves the product as the add_job command is quite long (with compulsory delivery date and slot), and users may want to add jobs without delivery date and slot. Thus, the app should allow optional delivery date and timeslot.
    • Highlight: This feature is directly linked with job list and with the existing command/functions, thus it required an in-depth analysis of design alternatives and changes to existing commands.

  • Code contributed: RepoSense link

  • Project management:
    • Managed releases v1.2 and v1.3.trial (2 releases) on GitHub
    • Update release v1.3 with description on GitHub
    • Create tags and labels for issues/PRs on GitHub
  • Enhancements to existing features:
    • Wrote tests for existing features, such as: all Timetable commands, reminder commands (add_reminder, delete_reminder, list_reminder), jobs commands (com_job/uncom_job, delete_job,..), etc. (PR #189, #260)
    • Added and updated JavaDoc comments for public methods (PR #165)
    • Updated to make feedbacks and command instructions clearer to users (provide examples on how to use the commands in the app) (PR #194)
    • Added ability to navigate to Help Window from different windows (PR #189)
  • Documentation:
    • User Guide:
      • Added How to use this Guide? and Windows and Features Overview sections (PR #253)
      • Added documentation for Timetable commands (PR #184)
      • Added and updated documentation for Delivery Job commands (PR #184, #253)
      • Added documentation for Job Detail (UI) in Main Window (PR #254)
      • Added examples for commands in UG and summary table (PR #198, #254)
      • Re-format, touch up, fix minor bugs and finalize UG (PR #200, #205, #260)
    • Developer Guide:
      • Added implementation details and diagrams for UI component/Timetable Window, Logic Component, Timetable and delete_job (PR #128, #270, #276)
      • Added user stories for timetable, reminder; use cases for timetable and glossary (PR #20, #23, #34, #270)
      • Added Appendix: Effort (PR #270)
  • Community:
    • PRs reviewed (with non-trivial review comments): example: #180, #156, #264,..
    • Identified bugs in commands and brought up discussion among the group in weekly meeting
    • Contributed to forum discussions (examples: #24)