This application is a C#.Net application run in the console that is able to track transactions for a bakery with certain discount schemes.

The user is able to add a new transaction, see old transactions, and edit old transactions. Currently the transactions are stored locally, and are not saved between run istances of the console application.

For all of these situations, the sample Transaction list is only 1 transaction long.

• Internet Connection
• Internet browser
• Bash Terminal
• .NET Core

If you do not have the .NET Core installed on your computer, please install it by following the directions for your operating system here. The .NET Core version used for this project is 2.1

To view locally please copy the link to this repo and type the following command into your Bash terminal:

$git clone repo_url

with repo_url being the url that was just copied. To open the console app, navigate to the local directory which the online repository was cloned to using the command

$cd CarbsTheBakery/

Once in the correct repository, and confirming that you have .NET core installed (version 2.1 at minimum), run the app with the command

$dotnet run

and enjoy!

This project is currently not hosted online.

None. All previously reported bugs have been resolved.

Please feel free to contact the developer by raising a new issue on the github repo. You can browse the current issues here.

• C#
• .NET Core 2.1

• All items Pastry and Bread items in the bakery have a class type built for them that are extended from the Baked Goods class (which is extended from Merchandise class). This class tree was developed to give flexibility in the future if the bakery decides to sell items other than baked goods (such as T-shirts, gift cards, etc.). This way, another class can be branched from the main Merchandise class to more easily check for item types when applying discounts, pricing, and printing to console methods.

Merchandise
  |_BakedGoods
    |_Bread
    |_Pastry
  |_(Additional Merchandise Cats)
    |_(Additional Sub Cats)

• The Start new transaction option in the POSMainMenu method utilizes an input code to branch the recursive call of the POSNewTransaction method in the instance where a user mistakenly types an invalid input after initializing a new transaction. This prevents a new empty Transaction being created every time an invalid command is inputted within the POSNewTransaction method.

• The branching recursive call to POSNewTransaction is also possible due to another notable feature: creating the instance of a new transaction automatically feeds the user to the POSEditTransaction method. This is advantageous for preventing redundant code in the POSNewTransaction method and POSEditTransaction method.

public static void POSNewTransaction(int code)
{
  if (code == 0)
  {
    //create new transaction
  }
  POSEditTransaction(Transactions[Transactions.Count - 1].ID);
}

MIT

Copyright (c) 2019 Jennifer Batara