Vraj Patel, Matthew Lee, Shrinand Perumal, Mohit Ambe, Christopher Trumpet
- Clone the Repository with
git clone https://github.com/ChristopherTrumpet/CS-180-Project-Five.git - Compile the repository by running
javac *.java
VERY IMPORTANT! THESE STEPS MUST BE COMPLETED FOR THE PROGRAM TO RUN PROPERLY:
- In IntelliJ, in the top bar, on the left of the run button is a drop down arrow that says “Current File”. Click the down arrow and click “Edit Configurations”.
- Click on the “+” in the top left and select “Application”.
- Name the Application “Server”.
- Under “Build and Run” and “-cp” select “Server-Side” and for the SDK choose a version of Java.
- For the Main Class, choose “Server of server”. It should show up as “server.Server”. For the working directory, select .\Marketplace\Server-Side
- Click Apply
- Click on the “+” in the top left again and select “Application”.
- Name the Application “Client”.
- Select a version of Java for the SDK and under “-cp” select “Client-Side”.
- For the Main Class, choose “Client”. For the working directory, select .\Marketplace\Server-Side (note the working directory is still “Server-Side” even though this configuration is for the Client)
- Click Modify options and allow multiple instances
- Click Apply and Click "OK"
- To run the program, select the Server application you just created and run it. Then select the Client application that you just created and also run that. You can run the Client Application multiple times to connect multiple Clients to the Server at once.
- Report - Vraj Patel
- Vocareum Workplace Submission - Chris Trumpet
- Presentation - Mohit Ambe
Functions as the primary front end class that displays the application and allows for key and mouse inputs.
Central class that handles all client interactions with server, interface, and backend
Functions as the primary means for program flow. The program class loops through page objects for navigation. Each page relies on a Menu object to display information to the user.
Allows multiple clients to interact with the marketplace application simultaneously, controlling the order and flow between server and multiple different client interactions.
Central class that handles all server interactions that communicates with the client. Works with the backend to store, retrieve, or perform operations involving data.
Provide functions for creating, deleting, or modifying buyer and seller account info. In addition, the class checks whether an account exists, stores the accounts in a user.json file, and also determines what the account type is.
For export data for a buyer or seller, this class converts the newly created JSON file object and converts it into a presentable CSV file.
Handles all data statistics involving sorting products by popularity, sorting stores by amount of products sold, etc. for both the buyer and sellers.
Handles all functionality for store in relation to sellers. Sellers can hold multiple stores. This class can add, remove, or modify stores in addition to those same functions for products that are added to the stores. Sellers and buyers can retrieve about the products price, quantity, and description.
Handles all functionality with shopping carts and placing orders. Both shopping cart methods and placing order methods run through a list of checks to determine whether the quantity for each product is valid and whether or not a customer has sufficient funds to purchase all items in the shopping cart.
Handles all logic for customers to search for products based on name, description, or store.
Each Test class checks that the respective classes' function as intended and per the requirements of the Project 5 Handout. All 5 test classes contain various JUnit test cases that work with dummy data and use Assertions to make sure that the service class methods are functioning as expected. All cases for their respective classes and methods pass, indicating that all functionality of the application is working as intended.