BudgetBuddy

BudgetBuddy is a Command Line Interface (CLI) desktop application designed to help users manage their finances efficiently. With BudgetBuddy, users can categorize expenses and income, add and deduct budgets, visualize income and expenses through graphs, manage savings, and store data persistently. Given below are instructions on how to use it.

Setting up in Intellij

Prerequisites: JDK 17 (use the exact version), update Intellij to the most recent version.

1. Ensure Intellij JDK 17 is defined as an SDK, as described here -- this step is not needed if you have used JDK 17 in a previous Intellij project.
2. Import the project as a Gradle project, as described here.
3. Verify the setup: After the importing is complete, locate the src/main/java/seedu/budgetbuddy/BudgetBuddy.java file, right-click it, and choose Run BudgetBuddy.main(). If the setup is correct, you should see something like the below:

   > Task :compileJava
   > Task :processResources NO-SOURCE
   > Task :classes
   
   > Task :seedu.budgetbuddy.BudgetBuddy.main()
   ========================================================
   Welcome to Budget Buddy!
   ========================================================
   

   Type some word and press enter to let the execution proceed to the end.

Build automation using Gradle

• This project uses Gradle for build automation and dependency management. It includes a basic build script as well (i.e. the build.gradle file).
• If you are new to Gradle, refer to the Gradle Tutorial at se-education.org/guides.

Testing

I/O redirection tests

• To run I/O redirection tests (aka Text UI tests), navigate to the text-ui-test and run the runtest(.bat/.sh) script.

JUnit tests

• A skeleton JUnit test (src/test/java/seedu/budgetbuddy/BudgetBuddyTest.java) is provided with this project template.
• If you are new to JUnit, refer to the JUnit Tutorial at se-education.org/guides.

Checkstyle

• A sample CheckStyle rule configuration is provided in this project.
• If you are new to Checkstyle, refer to the Checkstyle Tutorial at se-education.org/guides.

CI using GitHub Actions

The project uses GitHub actions for CI. When you push a commit to this repo or PR against it, GitHub actions will run automatically to build and verify the code as updated by the commit/PR.

Documentation

/docs folder contains a skeleton version of the project documentation.

Steps for publishing documentation to the public:

1. If you are using this project template for an individual project, go your fork on GitHub.
   If you are using this project template for a team project, go to the team fork on GitHub.
2. Click on the settings tab.
3. Scroll down to the GitHub Pages section.
4. Set the source as master branch /docs folder.
5. Optionally, use the choose a theme button to choose a theme for your documentation.