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Mild adjustment to DG #161

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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions docs/DeveloperGuide.md
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Expand Up @@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ Removing Bouquets follows a similar logic, just that instead of calling `Bouquet

`info <flowerName>` command prints information about the specified flower

![Info Command Sequence Diagram](/docs/UML-diagrams/Ian/InfoCommandUML.png)
![Info Command Sequence Diagram](UML-diagrams/Ian/InfoCommandUML.png)

Step 1: Flower information mechanism utilize the `parser` class to parse user command for a specific flower name inputted.

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`add <flower> /q <quantity> /to <targetBouquet>` command adds specified number of flower to a bouquet

![Add Flower Command Diagram](/docs/UML-diagrams/Ijaaz/Ijaaz-UML.png)
![Add Flower Command Diagram](UML-diagrams/Ijaaz/Ijaaz-UML.png)

Step 1: Firstly the input is put into the `Parser.parse()` method to identify that it is infact an add flower command.

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The proposed storage mechanism will utilize a class `storage` who is in charge of getting the file, `encoder` which will encode current model into a .txt file format, `decoder` which will decode .txt file into a usable model.

![Storage Class Diagram](/docs/UML-diagrams/Ian/storage.png)
![Storage Class Diagram](UML-diagrams/Ian/storage.png)

#### Design Considerations:
- Alternative 1 (current choice): use .txt files as storage
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## Use cases

(For all all use cases below, the System is `Florizz` and the Actor is the `user`, unless specified otherwise)
(For all use cases below, the System is `Florizz` and the Actor is the `user`, unless specified otherwise)

**Use case: Create a new bouquet named "for valentine" and add 3 stalks of rose into the bouquet**

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1 change: 1 addition & 0 deletions docs/UML-diagrams/Samuel/AddBouquets.puml
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Expand Up @@ -44,4 +44,5 @@ deactivate AddBouquetCommand
destroy AddBouquetCommand

Florizz-->user : "added valentines"
deactivate Florizz
@enduml
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