Design a simple todo list desktop app
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
Overview - DUE DATE : 24 Hours
Using IntelliJ and Gradle, you will create a GUI-based desktop application to allow a user to manage multiple "todo"-type lists.
Directions
Your application shall satisfy the following requirements
1. You shall create your application Graphical User Interface (GUI) using SceneBuilder and store the associated *.fxml files within your project's `resources` folder.
2. The application shall manage a single list of items
o The list shall have the capacity to store at least 100 unique items
3. An item shall have a description
o A description shall be between 1 and 256 characters in length
4. An item shall have a due date
o A due date shall be a valid date within the Gregorian Calendar
o A due date shall be displayed to users in the format: YYYY-MM-DD
5. A user shall be able to add a new item to the list
6. A user shall be able to remove an item from the list
7. A user shall be able to edit the description of an item within the list
8. A user shall be able to edit the due date of an item within the list
9. A user shall be able to mark an item in the list as either complete or incomplete
10. A user shall be able to display all of the existing items in the list
11. A user shall be able to display only the incomplete items in the list
12. A user shall be able to display only the completed items in the list
13. A user shall be able to save the list (and all of its items) to external storage
14. A user shall be able to load a list (and all of its items) from external storage
15. You shall create a single IntelliJ project (using Gradle)
16. your application should allow user to sort the list by due date,
17. Note: All of your design artifacts should use a file that was designed previously as a mockup of this app and will be provided to you except where they have been updated to reflect changes in your design.
You shall use JUnit 5 to incorporate automated unit testing into your solutions.
18. You must create a unit test for each behavior specified in the application requirements.
19. You must include pseudocode in each test.
20. You shall create a Class Diagram for your application using PlantUML. TEach class within your diagram must list both the attributes and the methods defined within that class.
Using IntelliJ and Gradle, you will create a GUI-based desktop application to allow a user to manage multiple "todo"-type lists.
Directions
Your application shall satisfy the following requirements
1. You shall create your application Graphical User Interface (GUI) using SceneBuilder and store the associated *.fxml files within your project's `resources` folder.
2. The application shall manage a single list of items
o The list shall have the capacity to store at least 100 unique items
3. An item shall have a description
o A description shall be between 1 and 256 characters in length
4. An item shall have a due date
o A due date shall be a valid date within the Gregorian Calendar
o A due date shall be displayed to users in the format: YYYY-MM-DD
5. A user shall be able to add a new item to the list
6. A user shall be able to remove an item from the list
7. A user shall be able to edit the description of an item within the list
8. A user shall be able to edit the due date of an item within the list
9. A user shall be able to mark an item in the list as either complete or incomplete
10. A user shall be able to display all of the existing items in the list
11. A user shall be able to display only the incomplete items in the list
12. A user shall be able to display only the completed items in the list
13. A user shall be able to save the list (and all of its items) to external storage
14. A user shall be able to load a list (and all of its items) from external storage
15. You shall create a single IntelliJ project (using Gradle)
16. your application should allow user to sort the list by due date,
17. Note: All of your design artifacts should use a file that was designed previously as a mockup of this app and will be provided to you except where they have been updated to reflect changes in your design.
You shall use JUnit 5 to incorporate automated unit testing into your solutions.
18. You must create a unit test for each behavior specified in the application requirements.
19. You must include pseudocode in each test.
20. You shall create a Class Diagram for your application using PlantUML. TEach class within your diagram must list both the attributes and the methods defined within that class.
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