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Ruby Invoice

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Invoicing System written in Ruby.

Installation

Environment: Built on Mac OSX 10.11.6 using Ruby -v 2.4.1

Make sure you have the correct version of ruby installed https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/documentation/installation/

  1. Clone this Repo

$ git clone https://github.com/selenasmall/ruby_invoice.git

  1. In root of the app run bundle install

$ gem install bundler && bundle install

Usage

Run the program from the app root

$ ruby app.rb

Expected terminal output:

Main menu: LIST available products, SHOP (add items to your order), VIEW basket, EXIT

Main Menu

Commands Description
SHOP Redirect to the shop menu where you can add products to your order
LIST Output a list of all available products along with their pack sizes and prices
VIEW Output an itemised invoice of all products that have been added to your order
EXIT Gracefully exit the program

Actions


SHOP

Expected terminal output:

Type BACK at any time to return to the main menu. 
Add qty and items to your order, example input: 3 watermelons
$ __
  • Shop Menu
Commands Description
X products Order a specified quantity of a product, where ‘x’ represents the quantity and ‘product’ represents the name of the product.
BACK Return to the main menu
  • Shop Order Responses
    • That is not a valid product Order will not be updated because the product is not valid
    • Inconsistent quantity Order will not be updated because the quantity can not be made up with available packs for the specified product
    • Product added Order will be updated with new product

LIST

Expected terminal output:

Products Available

Watermelons
	3 pack @ $6.99
	5 pack @ $8.99
---------------------

Pineapples
	2 pack @ $9.95
	5 pack @ $16.95
	8 pack @ $24.95
---------------------

Rockmelons
	3 pack @ $5.95
	5 pack @ $9.95
	9 pack @ $16.99
---------------------

$ __

VIEW

Expected terminal output:

Customer Invoice
qty	item					sub
-------------------------------------
-------------------------------------
TOTAL

$ __

EXIT

Expected terminal output:

Goodbye!

Testing

Test by running rspec http://rspec.info/

$ rake rspec

Expected terminal output:

... ..CUSTOMER INVOICE 
qty	item			sub
-------------------------------------
-------------------------------------
TOTAL 				0 

.Type BACK at any time to return to the main menu. 
Add qty and items to backet, example input: 3 watermelons 
.CUSTOMER INVOICE 
qty	item			sub
-------------------------------------
10 watermelons 			17.98
	2x 5 packs @ 8.99
-------------------------------------
TOTAL 				17.98 

... ... ... ...
Watermelons
3 pack @ 6.99
5 pack @ 8.99

Pineapples
2 pack @ 9.95
5 pack @ 16.95
8 pack @ 24.95

Rockmelons
3 pack @ 5.95
5 pack @ 9.95
9 pack @ 16.99

... ... ... ... ... ... ... .Type BACK at any time to return to the main menu. 
Add qty and items to backet, example input: 3 watermelons 
..That's not a valid input
...

Finished in 0.03877 seconds (files took 0.36899 seconds to load)
46 examples, 0 failures

Coverage report generated for RSpec to /Users/selenasmall/devroot/ruby-projects/ruby_invoice/coverage. 395 / 398 LOC (99.25%) covered.


Specifications

Description

A fresh food supplier sells product items to customers in packs.  The bigger the pack, the cheaper the cost per item.


  • The supplier currently sells the following products
Product            	Packs          
----------------------------------
Watermelons        	3 pack @ $6.99
                   	5 pack @ $8.99
                   
Pineapples         	2 pack @ $9.95
                   	5 pack @ $16.95
                   	8 pack @ $24.95
                   
Rockmelons         	3 pack @ $5.95
                  	5 pack @ $9.95
                   	9 pack @ $16.99

  • Your task is to build a system that can take a customer order…

For example, something like:

10 Watermelons 14 Pineapples 13 Rockmelons


  • And generate an invoice for the order…

For example, something like:

10 Watermelons         $17.98
   - 2 x 5 pack @ $8.99
14 Pineapples          $54.80
   - 1 x 8 pack @ $24.95
   - 3 x 2 pack @ $9.95
13 Rockmelons          $25.85
   - 2 x 5 pack @ $9.95
   - 1 x 3 pack @ $5.95
-----------------------------
TOTAL                  $98.63

  • Note that the system has determined the optimal packs to fill the order. You can assume that bigger packs will always have a cheaper cost per unit price.

Constraints

The system must be able to determine the optimal packs to fill the order.

Example Input and Output:


1. Add items and view invoice

> Main menu: LIST available products, SHOP (add items to your order), VIEW basket, EXIT

$_ SHOP

Type BACK at any time to return to the main menu. 
Add qty and items to your order, example input: 3 watermelons

$_ 10 watermelons

$_ 14 pineapples

$_ 13 rockmelons

$_ BACK

Main menu: LIST available products, SHOP (add items to your order), VIEW basket, EXIT

$_ VIEW

Customer Invoice
Items rounded up to nearest available qty
qty	item			sub
-------------------------------------
10 watermelons 			17.98
	2x 5 packs @ 8.99
13 rockmelons 			25.85
	2x 5 packs @ 9.95
	1x 3 packs @ 5.95
14 pineapples 			54.80
	1x 8 packs @ 24.95
	3x 2 packs @ 9.95
-------------------------------------
TOTAL 				98.63

2. View invoice and add more items

Main menu: LIST available products, SHOP (add items to your order), VIEW basket, EXIT

$_ SHOP

Type BACK at any time to return to the main menu. 
Add qty and items to your order, example input: 3 watermelons

$_ 10 watermelons

$_ BACK

Main menu: LIST available products, SHOP (add items to your order), VIEW basket, EXIT

$_ VIEW

Customer Invoice
Items rounded up to nearest available qty
qty	item					sub
-------------------------------------
10 watermelons 				17.98
	2x 5 packs @ 8.99
-------------------------------------
TOTAL 						17.98

$_ SHOP

Type BACK at any time to return to the main menu. 
Add qty and items to your order, example input: 3 watermelons

$_ 13 rockmelons

$_ 14 pineapples

$_ BACK

Main menu: LIST available products, SHOP (add items to your order), VIEW basket, EXIT

$_ VIEW

Customer Invoice
Items rounded up to nearest available qty
qty	item					sub
-------------------------------------
10 watermelons 				17.98
	2x 5 packs @ 8.99
13 rockmelons 				25.85
	2x 5 packs @ 9.95
	1x 3 packs @ 5.95
14 pineapples 				54.80
	1x 8 packs @ 24.95
	3x 2 packs @ 9.95
-------------------------------------
TOTAL 						98.63

Assumptions

  • Orders which do not equate to the product of any given combination of packs will be ignored and not be added to the order

Additional Reading

I wrote up my process of building this app, including one major tangent which completely ignored the premise of the brief and threw my design sideways for a period before finally resolving the solution. You can read about it here: http://webgeek.selenasmall.com/ruby-invoice/

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