Clarence Chew Xuan Da's Project Portfolio Page

Project: FoodWhere

FoodWhere is a desktop application for managing your food stall addresses and reviews. While it has a GUI, most of the user interactions happen using a CLI (Command Line Interface).

FoodWhere is written in Java, with about 10 kLoC.

Given below are my contributions to the project.

• Features:
  • Implemented date and date parsing for reviews
  • Implemented storage for stalls and reviews so that multiple objects can be easily tracked
  • Planned and handled the potential bug that came from reviews being stored in both Stall and AddressBook
    • This affected the stall edit command and was somewhat related to the review edit command
    • The reviews are now primarily stored in the Stall class for each stall
    • The planning of this was challenging as many classes had to be affected
      • A draft PR was made and discarded to assess the issue
      • This was (roughly) broken into 5 PRs:
        • Preparation: #204, #206
        • Debugging the main bug: #207
        • Debugging aftereffects: #211
        • Nice-to-have relaxation of uniqueness: #221
• Documentation:
  • Improved User Guide
    • Fixed issues raised in PE-D: #324, #335
    • Added documentation about JSON file: #324
  • Improved Developer Guide
    • Wrote on non-functional requirements in the Developer Guide: #39
    • Added documentation about JSON file: #351
• Code contributed:
  • RepoSense Link
• Community
  • Gave nontrivial comments on PRs
  • Improved test coverage: #258, #363
  • Found bugs in projects of other teams in CS2103/T:
    • Unexpected behaviours related to uniqueness invariance violation in PE-D: #204, #205
• Tools
  • IntelliJ IDEA