Project: Archangel

Archangel is a desktop address book application used for managing patient data and appointment scheduling for medical professionals. 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: Added the code foundation for filtering Appointment commands.
    • What it does: Allows users to filter appointments with specific Appointment filters.
    • Justification: This feature is necessary to provide the different queries on appointments. Multiple commands were implemented using this code foundation.
    • Credits: Original CS2103T AddressBook implementation of SearchNameFilter was referenced for the implementation of appointmentfilters.
  • New Feature(s): Added daily and upcoming commands.
    • What it does: Filter appointments to show daily and weekly appointments.
    • Justification: These are core features needed to make this application appointment-centric.
    • Highlights: This feature provided the backbone for the calendar feature and commands that involved filters which my teammates have implemented.
    • Credits: Original CS2103T AddressBook implementation of PatientFindCommand was referenced for the implementation of AppointmentTodayCommand and AppointmentWeekCommand.
  • New Feature(s): Added commands that filters tags and patient in appointment.
    • What it does: Filter appointments to appointments based on the keywords provided.
    • Justification: These features enable better appointment organisation, which is one of the focus of Archangel. The ability to view your Appointments by tag or patient allows better user experience.
    • Credits: Original CS2103T AddressBook implementation of PatientFindCommand was referenced for the implementation of AppointmentTagCommand and AppointmentFindPatientCommand.
  • New Feature: Overall UI and Tabs
    • What it does: Cleaner and more user-friendly UI, which separated Archangel from the original AddressBook. I also replaced all the wrapper to anchorpane which is a more responsive design and implemented tabs for the dashboard and calendar.
    • Justification: The change in UI helped us implement other features like Calendar and ensured that you have the patient list at all times. This allows a better user work flow, seamlessly integrating Patients with Appointments.
    • Highlights: The application became more intuitive and suited for our clinical data management app.

    • Credits: The idea to organise the ui in tabs came from KeepToo Youtube Channel

      Before:

      AddressBook3

      After:

      Archangel

  • Code contributed: RepoSense link

  • Project management:
    • In charge of Filters, Testing and UI
    • Ensured features being implemented are sound and intuitive
    • Managed code quality
  • Enhancements to existing features:
    • Wrote tests for filters and general commands: #57
    • Wrote tests for parsers: #239
    • Improved tests and builders for appointments: #241
  • Documentation:
    • README
      • Updated README to match our current project: #31
    • User Guide:
      • Added documentation for the all the filter features and laid out the overall table of content format: #83
    • Developer Guide:
      • Added implementation details of all the filter commands: #83, #101
      • Updated and added class and sequence diagrams for Model and UI components: #101
  • Community:
    • Reported bugs and suggestions for other during PE-Dry Run
    • Helped my teammates with major logic bugs like scheduling appointments
    • Performed timely checks of the current project for any logic or documentation errors