Architecture

Architecture

• Languages: TypeScript, JavaScript, C#, HTML, CSS
• Frameworks: Angular (Web app) and .NET (Desktop app)
• Libraries:
• Services: FireBase (FireStore, Hosting Authentication)
• APIs: Angular Material, Notifications API, Angular Common
• Package/Build Manager: npm
• (link to UML goes here)
• Workload assignments:

• Store user data with FireStore: desmartw
• User login: zhiquan
• User add process through reactive form: kelli-alan
• Implement timer, determinate progress spinner: pattersonhowell
• Implement notification API: BranavanKalapathy
• Deploy Web app: desmartw

Web App Architecture

• Deployment: Firebase Hosting

• Single Page Application

• Urls

• • app/homepage: Sign In, Sign Up
• • app/user/specificID: Add Process, View Analytics, Pause Process, etc

• Image views:

• The user can manually add a process to track through a form including:

  *process name

  • time limit

  *time remaining warning

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• The user can start a process' timer by selecting a process and clicking the start selected button.

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5. The user can receive a notification when the process' timer ends.

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• The user can remove a process by selecting it and clicking "Delete Selected".

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• The user can edit a process' time limit by selecting it and clicking "Edit Selected".

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Additional Features - Priority 2 and Beyond (seen in design below)

• The user can pause a process' timer (pause button).
• The user can receive notifications for specified time remaining.
• The user can view time spent on each tracked process (analytics button).

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• UML diagram:

• Database1: Firebase Authentication contains:
• • User email
• • User password
• • Table A
• • User uid
• • List of processes user selected
• Database2: ProcessDatabase contains:
• • All processes known to system

Desktop App Architecture

• There will be an installer that users and tester can install
• no virtual machines or containers for development
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• both, the Windows service will get the mac address and stored it in memory. Other data will from and send to firebase.
• Same as the web app
• The windows service does not query the database but listen to the database, receiving commands and execute them.
• Windows serive works behind the scene so that there will be no user-interaction and no views