RoomScheduler

Simple console menu driven room scheduler framework.

Software Verification & Maintenance: MSCS 721L | Duration: Spring 2018 (Jan - May 2018)
Degree: Masters in Computer Science - Software Development | College: Marist College, NY
Professor: Michael Gildein

Perform & experience the STLC process using Room Scheduler project that allows users to create rooms and schedule meeting for it

Java, Jenkins, Docker, GSON, Static Code Analysis, jUnit, Selenium
Testing: Performance using visualVM, Load using jMeter, Combinatorial using PICT, Mutation

Add a room with max accommodation capacity
Remove and view the created room info
Schedule room and view the scheduled room info
Export room info so that it can be later imported (since this pgm does not use db to store values. GSON is used here to store info)
Import room info from recently exported room information (GSON is used here.)

Completed objectives:

Code modification & testing log file - Link
Add the ability to import and export the meeting, room, and schedule data to JSON a file or files, so that one can save and restore data entered from each program execution.
Harden and enhance the program to handle errors so that the program will not crash or fail, no matter what the user does. “Make the program idiot proof.”
Add conflict checking to scheduling a room.
Add comments using Javadoc tools and guideline
Run static tool analysis and correct stuffs
Correct issues in repo reported Issues in RoomScheduler
Documenting all the stuffs I did so far
Resolving any issues reported
Report any issues of the peers
Review peer code
Junit tests
CI using Jenkins
Docker usage

Pending objectives:

All the stuffs I did that involves in the modification of code will be present in this link Modification Log - click this link and view the Modification Log file
App Enhancement Log - click this link and view the App Enhancements Information file

View Parent Repo by Professor: Michael Gildein.

Initial code of this was overly simple, intentially uncommented, and buggy which was intended to be used as an extendable framework for testing class assignments.

This is very simple, just open the file project pointing to this code repo's src folder

Make sure JAVA setup is available in your machine (coded when java was on version 1.8.0_144)
Open console command prompt or gitbash (I love git bash. Try this one)
Pull this code to your machine and run it (Install git and use git bash for the followings)
- Create a folder and do
  - git init
- Add this repo as your remote origin
  - git remote add origin https://github.com/vivekVells/MSCS721-roomScheduler.git
- Pull the code in this repo to your remote origin
  - git pull origin master
- Type the followings (running the program in a particular path matters)
  - if you are in the created folder then, run like the following
    - Vivek-Pc@kev MINGW64 /e/Marist/Semester2/SoftwareVerificationAndMaintenance/RoomScheduler (master)
    - $ java -jar src/resources/files/roomExportedFiles/exportedRoomScheduler.jar
  - Or move into all the way to roomExportedFiles folder and then try like the following
    - Vivek-Pc@kev MINGW64 /e/Marist/Semester2/SoftwareVerificationAndMaintenance/RoomScheduler/src/resources/files/roomExportedFiles (master)
    - $ java -jar exportedRoomScheduler.jar