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Commits on Jan 27, 2016
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Add repo owner information to README.txt and remove REMOVE.txt
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Added book.txt to the git repository and appended the result of `git status` (run after the initial adding of the file to git) to the file.
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Update .gitignore file to ignore IntelliJ project files
IntelliJ adds several configuration files and an output folder by default. To keep the project editor (IDE) independent, I've ignored these project files. This way, the project may be imported into any IDE (or used through command line utilities) with ease.
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Fix a typo left over from the original commit of WoodItem.java
The getter function `getBaseDeliveryTime()` was erroneously named `getDaseDeliveryTime()`. This is no longer the case.
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Add WoodType package and create a utility class WoodTyper
The WoodType package contains classes that extend WoodItem and initialize themselves with the appropriate constants (type, base delivery time, and price). The WoodTyper is a static utility class that instatiates a WoodItem based on the type of wood. This allows us to easily use one class (WoodItem) to handle all of our wood types, but allow them to easily be initialized with the required constants.
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Commits on Jan 28, 2016
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Add additional classes for storing a customer order
Created several classes to handle an order to be created from an input file. In addition, the function to read the input file and convert the data into the Order object has been implemented. Finally, an example input file has been provided. In the future, the input file should be available to be input through a command line argument.
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Finish implementation of Order output
Add methods to format the total price string and calculate the estimated time of delivery.
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Allow input file to be specified as a command line argument
File should be specified as the first command line argument (accessed in the code as args[0]). This can also be specified in an IDE by setting the program arguments in your build configuration.
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