DEVELOPER INFORMATION
Version: Spring 2012
Authors: Shervin Shaikh, Ramon Rovirosa
Contribution: Created the original program
Version: Winter 2015
Authors: Nick Poon, Raghav Raju
Contribution: Added functionality, expanded test coverage, detailed README
Version: Fall 2016 Authors: Dominic Kirby, Hernan Duran Soto Contribution: Added functionality, cleaned up folder hierachy, updated GUI layout
PROGRAM INFORMATION
This Blood Alcohol Calculator takes in the following parameters:
- Weight (Kilograms/Pounds)
- Hours spent drinking
- Gender
- Number/type of alcoholic beverages consumed.
and outputs the following:
- Blood alcohol concentration as a percentage
- Whether or not the user is in a legal condition to drive.
- Time before the user can legally drive again.
BUILD/EXECUTE INSTRUCTIONS
The project comes with a build.xml file that allows for easy compiling/running.
To build: CD into the project directory and run "ant compile".
To run: CD into the projet directory and run "ant run".
ANT(Another Neat Tool) FUNCTIONS
clean - cleans up the executable files
compile - compiles the BAC calculator and prepares the executible file
dist - creates the distributable version of BAC calculator
download - creates compressed file of the BAC calculator files
jar - creates the jar file
javadoc - creates the javadoc
jws - sets up the files need for Java Web Start
publish - publishes everything to the web
run - runs the BAC calculator program
test- runs multiples tests on the methods inside Calculator.java
F16 Final Remarks: Everything in the code works, but most of the code is pretty sloppy. We used clunky for loops instead of a map or mapping function, so the end of the BACPanel.java file is a mess. However, the basics of it, is that is gets the information from the gui, converts that information into useful stuff for the calculator, and sends it to the calculator. Another thing is the test coverage is very bad. We put in a good amount of new features, and didn't have time to test them all thoroughly. So these are easy things that you can work on in his code, cleaning up BACPanel and added/fixing tests. If you want to work on something more flashy, you can add lots of fancy UI things, ie a graph that show BAC/time, or a visual test that will test how drunk the person is using means other than just numbers.
SCREENSHOTS
