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This is a Ruby Catalogue CLI designed to keep track of your things (books, movies, music albums and games). This CLI will allow you to add items in lists of various Genre and saving them in Local DB file, to access later, when needed.
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Add unit tests for all implemented methods.
All data should be preserved by saving collections in .json files.
Create Movie class in a separate .rb file.
Create Source class with an association to the Item class (in a separate .rb file).
All Movie class properties visible in the diagram should be defined and set up in the constructor method.
All Source class properties visible in the diagram should be defined and set up in the constructor method.
The following options should be available:
List all music albums
List all genres (e.g 'Comedy', 'Thriller')
Add a music album
Create a schema.sql file with tables that will be analogical to the structure of the classes that you created:
games table (add all properties and associations from the parent Item class as table columns)
authors table
All data should be preserved by saving collections in .json files.
Implement methods:
add_item method in the Source class
should take an instance of the Item class as an input
should add the input item to the collection of items
should add self as a property of the item object (by using the correct setter from the item object)
can_be_archived?() in the Movie class
should override the method from the parent class
should return true if parent's method returns true OR if silent equals true
otherwise, it should return false
can_be_archived?() in the Item class
should return true if published_date is older than 10 years
otherwise, it should return false
move_to_archive() in the Item class
should reuse can_be_archived?() method
should change the archived property to true if the result of the can_be_archived?() method is true
should do nothing if the result of the can_be_archived?() method is false
Implement methods:
add_item method in the Author class
should take an instance of the Item class as an input
should add the input item to the collection of items
should add self as a property of the item object (by using the correct setter from the item object)
can_be_archived?() in the Game class
should override the method from the parent class
should return true if parent's method returns true AND if last_played_at is older than 2 years
otherwise, it should return false
All data should be preserved by saving collections in .json files.
Create a schema.sql file with tables that will be analogical to the structure of the classes that you created:
music_albums table (add all properties and associations from the parent Item class as table columns)
genres table
Add unit tests for all implemented methods.
Add unit tests for all implemented methods.
Implement methods:
add_item method in the Genre class
should take an instance of the Item class as an input
should add the input item to the collection of items
should add self as a property of the item object (by using the correct setter from the item object)
can_be_archived?() in the MusicAlbum class
should override the method from the parent class
should return true if parent's method returns true AND if on_spotify equals true
otherwise, it should return false
Create a main.rb file that will serve as your console app entry-point.
Implement startup actions:
Present the user with a list of options to perform.
Let users choose an option.
If needed, ask for parameters for the option.
Have a way to quit the app.
All data should be preserved by saving collections in .json files.
Implement methods:
add_item method in the Label class
should take an instance of the Item class as an input
should add the input item to the collection of items
should add self as a property of the item object (by using the correct setter from the item object)
can_be_archived?() in the Book class
should override the method from the parent class
should return true if parent's method returns true OR if cover_state equals to "bad"
otherwise, it should return false
Create MusicAlbum class in a separate .rb file.
Create Genre class with an association to the Item class (in a separate .rb file).
All MusicAlbum class properties visible in the diagram should be defined and set up in the constructor method.
All Genre class properties visible in the diagram should be defined and set up in the constructor method.
Create Item class in a separate .rb file.
All Item class properties visible in the diagram should be defined and set up in the constructor method. Exception: properties for the 1-to-many relationships should NOT be set in the constructor method. Instead, they should have a custom setter method created.
Add all methods visible in the diagram.
The following options should be available:
List of games
List all authors (e.g. 'Stephen King')
Add a game
Create a schema.sql file with tables that will be analogical to the structure of the classes that you created:
movies table (add all properties and associations from the parent Item class as table columns)
sources table
Create a Game class in a separate .rb file.
Create an Author class with an association to the Item class (in a separate .rb file).
All Game class properties visible in the diagram should be defined and set up in the constructor method.
All Author class properties visible in the diagram should be defined and set up in the constructor method.
The following options should be available:
List all books
List all labels (e.g. 'Gift', 'New')
Add a book
Add unit tests for all implemented methods.
The following options should be available:
List all movies
List all sources (e.g. 'From a friend', 'Online shop')
Add a movie
Create a Book class in a separate .rb file.
Create a Label class with an association to the Item class (in a separate .rb file).
All Book class properties visible in the diagram should be defined and set up in the constructor method.
All Label class properties visible in the diagram should be defined and set up in the constructor method.
Create a schema.sql file with tables that will be analogical to the structure of the classes that you created:
books table (add all properties and associations from the parent Item class as table columns)
labels table
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