EECS2311Z - Perfect Pantry App

Group 7

Members:
Chiaghame Allen
Sarah Asghar
Nina Dang
Wan Ning Ma
Michel Nwoye-Vincent
Edison Tran

Running the Project

This project was developed using Java 17.

1. Pull this project repository.
2. Create an info.java file within the database package. Initialize the class as such.

package database;
public class info {

	public static String dbName = "";
	public static String dbUser = "";
	public static String dbPass = "";
	public static String url = "";

}

3. RecipeApiClient uses gson 2.10.1 contained in lib folder. It is an external library that does JSON parsing. You will need to add this jar file to your build path (Eclipse) or project structure (IntelliJ).
4. Run the the following queries that are located in the database package... DB_drop.sql > DB_init.sql > DB_populate.sql (in this order)
5. Install JDBC for postgreSQL and put it on your buildpath.
6. src/gui/HomeView -> Run

Features

• Create containers representing pantry storage that keeps track of which items are in which compartment the ingredient/item is in
• Store, sort, and filter items inside of containers with specific information such as expiration date, food freshness, and food group
• Help to reduce food waste:
  • Receive notifications when items are close to expiration
  • View and star recipes that include ingredients that are in your containers
  • Visual calendar display of all items on the days that they expire
• Statistics relating to grocery and ingredient habits
• Find food storage tips for certain household staples
• Customizable program inside of settings
• Set up a grocery list within the app and export it as a .txt file for later use