SENG301 Assignment 3 (2021)

Context

This material is part of the SENG301 assignment 3. It contains a series of Java classes meant to set the framework for students to write acceptance tests, analyse the presence of design patterns and weave new patterns to fulfil new features. Please take some to familiarise yourself with the code and its structure. It is an augmented version of the code base used during the first term.

This assignment is meant to create an event management system that allows to:

• create events
• retrieve locations from an external API
• add participants to events
• notify participants when the status of events changes

A partial domain model is included below

Authors

Initial contribution by SENG301 teaching team.

Content

|_ app
  |_src
    |_ main: main source folder
      |_ java: project code to be analysed and extended
      |_ resources: application resource files (e.g., hibernate, logger)
    |_ test: test folder
      |_ java: project tests (cucumber scenario implementation)
      |_ resources: test-specific configuration and Cucumber features
  |_ build.gradle: project dependencies and (build) tasks
|_ ANSWERS.md: the file that will contain your answers to this assignment
|_ gradlew: gradle wrapper (unix)
|_ gradlew.bat: gradle wrapper (windows)
|_ LICENSE.txt: this project license file (i.e. The Unlicense)
|_ README.md: this file
|_ settings.gradle: top project gradle configuration

See attached handout for more details on the code.

Run the project

This project relies on gradle (version 6.8 or later). See build.gradle file for full list of dependencies. You can use the built-in scripts to bootstrap the project (gradlew on Linux/Mac or gradlew.bat on Windows).

To build the project, place yourself at the root folder of this project, then, in a command line:

• On Windows: type gradlew.bat build
• On Linux/Mac: type ./gradlew build

To run the Common Line Interface application, from the root folder:

• On Windows: type gradlew.bat --console=PLAIN run
• On Linux/Mac: type ./gradlew --console=PLAIN run

The option --console=PLAIN is passed to suppress part of the coloured output of gradle that may interfere with the CLI. More details about gradle, see Gradle Website.

Copyright notice

Copyright (c) 2021. University of Canterbury

See LICENSE.txt file for more details.