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Project: OneDoc

OneDoc is a desktop CLI application that is intended for doctors and other medical professionals to efficiently keep track of patients, their visits and prescriptions. It is written in Java and has about 3 kLoC currently.

Summary of Contributions

• New Feature: Methods that allow manipulation of patients were written in the PatientList class by me. These include, adding a patient, modifying patient details, retrieving patient records and listing all patients.

• New Feature: Added functionality that saves the data of patients, visits and prescriptions when user exits the program and reloads them when user reopens the program.
  • Credits: Most of the code was heavily adapted from my own IP on Duke

• Code contributed: RepoSense Link

• Documentation:
  • User Guide:
    • Added documentation for Patient related features
  • Developer Guide:
    • Added documentation for Patient component as well as the related class and sequence diagram in this section.
    • Added documentation for Storage component, creating the related class and sequence diagram in this section.
    • Created the sequence diagram used to illustrate what happens when the patientParser method is called, under the Parser component section.
• Enhancements:
  • Added some useful helper functions, such as printErrorMessage and printLine.
  • Fixed some major bugs: see #27
  • Fixed formatting issues.
  • Restructured some parts of the Developer Guide.
• Testing: Added relevant JUnit test cases to ensure Patient functions are working constantly after every PR.