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[CS2103T-T15-3] WardWatch #130
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Enhancement: make a list to keep track of appointments
Merge master into new-schedule-parser-branch to include recent updates
New schedule parser branch
The test methods in the Predicate classes do not check if person is null. requiring the person to be non null adds an additional layer of check to be done, making our product less susceptible to bugs.
Bug fix: Improve defensive programming measures
The primary functionality of the schedule feature is to show the user's schedule for a particular day. Hence, it makes sense for the appointment list to be sorted. Doing so will improve user experience as the results will be sorted, making it easier for them to track their activities. Let's use a SortedList to wrap around the filteredList to achieve this functionality.
Add logic for schedule_all
Fix typos in UG
Find command requires a complete word match. This makes the command less flexible. Find command cannot search via patient notes. Let's implement find command to search via substring match, and also such that it can search via patient notes.
Find command cannot search via appointment description. Enabling this functionality will enhance user experience.
Uml diagram branch
UG is not updated with the enhanced find features, and is also missing some other key details.
Update UG to reflect new functionalities
Remove unused classes from AB3
Dg update branch
Add Appointment Command Test for overlapping Dates
Add Jing Choon part of Effort under Appendix
Add add appointment sequence diagram
Find feature enhancement
Fix minor typo issues
Update DG with table of content and other info
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WardWatch is an app designed for hospital doctors that streamlines patient management by providing essential information such as ward location, diagnosis, and medication dispensed. It enhances workflow efficiency, reduces the risk of missed visits, and supports better patient care.