Project: Pharmhub

PharmHub is an order and patient tracking application for small remote pharmacist to implement an all-in-one application to improve precision and efficiency. The user interacts with it using a CLI, and it has a GUI created with JavaFX. It is written in Java, and has about 10 kLoC.

Given below are my contributions to the project.

New Feature: CRUD for medicine ,addm, listm, findm, deletem, sfm

  • What it does: It allows the user to add a medicine, delete a medicine, list all medicine, find a medicine and update a medicine with its short form. Medicines are also stored in same storage file as persons.

  • Justification: This feature allows the application to maintain medicines as a fundamental type rather than string. As such, it allows for better invalid medicine detection and duplicate detection. It also allows for the user to enter short form for a medicine which will save a signficant time when entering the full form of the medicine over and over again.

  • Highlights: None.

  • Credits: Medicine features was modelled closely to the Person feature in AB-3.

New Feature: Add and delete order, addo, deleteo

  • What it does: Allows the user to add and delete orders from the system.Orders are also stored in same storage file as person.

  • Justification: This allows the user to add an order for a person and delete it if cancelled.

  • Highlights: None

  • Credits: Order was also modelled closely to the Person feature in AB-3.

  • Code contributed: RepoSense link

  • Enhancements to existing features:

Allow name to take in non-alphanumeric characters#120
Ignore extra spaces and allow inputting / in parameters. #116
Fix JavaDocs comments throughout the file. #211

  • Documentation:

User Guide
Add documentation for features addm, listm, findm, deletem, sfm
Add glossary

Developer Guide
Add implementation for sfm.
Add instruction for manual testing of addm, listm, findm, deletem, sfm
Add Non-Function Requirements
Add Effort in Appendix.
Update UI class diagram

  • Community:

PRs reviewed (with non-trivial review comments): #54 , #88;