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Overview

eCardnomics is a desktop flashcard application to quickly create, manage, and access new flashcards via a Command Line Interface (CLI). While it is mainly targeted at Junior College economics students, eCardnomics can be used by anyone who would need to keep track of large amounts of text-based information. This is facilitated by the capabilities to group similar flashcards into decks and tag decks to provide a summary of the information contained in the deck. Furthermore, the game mode and the feature of exporting decks into powerpoint allow review of the help theinformation to user to memorize the text data.

Summary of Contributions

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In v1.0:

• Implemented Help command in Normal Mode
• Refactored code in NormalParser
• Added JUnit tests for CreateCommand and DeleteDeckCommand
• Updated behaviour of Delete Command in Normal Mode to the specification in the User Guide
• Added assertions to methods in NormalParser, Deck, DeckList and FlashCard
• Added logging for NormalParser methods.

Enhancements implemented

In v2.0:

• Implemented pretty printing for question and answer when printing flashcards and added JUnit tests
• Implemneted feature to update flashcards in existing decks and added Junit tests
• Implemented feature to add and delete flashcards in a single line command

In v2.1:

• Refactor the pretty printing method to Ui so that it can be used for formatting other output.
• Implement logging to file to replace the printing of log to console output.

Contributions to User Guide

• Wrote the section for the Update Command in Deck Mode
• Added the one-line versions of the commands to add flashcard, delete flashcard and delete deck.

Contributions to Developer Guide

• Described the User Interface and Deck Model under the Design section.
• Explained the Pretty Printing feature under the Implementation-Features section.
• Documented some non-functional requirements and manual testing steps.

Contributions to team-based tasks

• Set-up the GitHub team organisation.
• Compiled some FAQs into the User Guide.

Review/mentoring contributions

Reviewed and provided recommendations for this major pull request by Zhixiang.

Contributions beyond the project team

• Reviewed the Developer Guide for ModTracker and provided suggestions for improving UML diagrams.
• Tested v2.0 of PlanNUS and reported bugs including this.