Project: Spend N Split

Spend N Split (SNS) is a desktop app for managing expense from contacts, optimized for use via a Command Line Interface (CLI) while still having the benefits of a Graphical User Interface (GUI). If you can type fast, SNS can get your contact expense management tasks done faster than traditional GUI apps.

Given below are my contributions to the project.

  • New Feature: Added Transaction class (#66, #76, #79)
    • What it does: provides an internal representation of a transaction in the application, with necessary fields and methods to support the application’s features.
    • Justification: This feature is foundational to support all the application’s transaction-related features.
    • Highlights: This feature required an in-depth analysis of what fields should be included in the Transaction class, and how should it interacts with the Person class since each Transaction object is associated with some Person objects.
    • Credits: referenced from AddressBook Level 3’s Person class.
  • New Feature: Added listTransaction command (#81)
    • What it does: allows the user to view the transactions based on the name of people involved in the transaction.
    • Justification: user can store a lot of transactions with many people, and it is useful to be able to view specific transactions based on some given criteria.
    • Credits: referenced from AddressBook Level 3’s list and find commands.
  • New Feature: Added deleteTransaction command (#106)
    • What it does: allows the user to delete a transaction from the transaction list.
    • Justification: user can delete transactions that are no longer relevant or were created by mistake.
    • Credits: referenced from AddressBook Level 3’s delete command.
  • New Feature: Added duplicateTransaction command (#106)
    • What it does: allows the user to create a new transaction based on an existing transaction with optional changes.
    • Justification: user might have some recurring transactions or transactions with similar details, and it is convenient to be able to create a new transaction based on an existing transaction.
    • Credits: referenced from AddressBook Level 3’s add and edit commands.
  • Code Refactoring: Refactor Descriptor class (#304)
    • What it does: abstract a new Descriptor class that stores the parameters of a command, linking between some Command classes and their respective Parser classes.
    • Justification: improves code quality and maintainability.
  • Code Refactoring: Refactor listPerson command (#192)
    • What it does: allows the user to view specific people based on keywords, or view all people in the list if no keywords are provided.
    • Justification: user can now have a single command to view people in the list, instead of having to use two separate commands list and find.
    • Credits: referenced from AddressBook Level 3’s list and find commands.

  • Code contributed: RepoSense link

  • Project management:
    • Managed releases v1.3 - v1.4 (3 releases) on GitHub
    • Managed milestones v1.1 - v1.4 (6 milestones) on GitHub
  • Documentation:
    • User Guide:
      • Added documentation for the features deleteTransaction, listTransaction, listPerson (#178)
      • Added screenshots for all features (#341)
    • Developer Guide:
      • Added implementation details of the all person-related features (#328)
      • Added implementation details of the Ui component and keyboard navigation feature (#355)
  • Community:
  • Tools:
    • Set up team repo with access control, branch protection, and page deployment
    • Added Java CI and Codecov with GitHub Actions