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- Create a bucket
- Precondition: User must have an account.
- Navigate to “Create Bucket” option“My Buckets”
- Type in bucket name
- Optional: add others to bucket
- Enter the usernames of other users.
- Click “Create”
- Hit enter
- Create a task
- Preconditions:
- The bucket that will contain that task must already have been created.
- Users who will be added to task must be members of that bucket already.
- Navigate to “Create New Task”Choose bucket for new task (if the user navigated to the “Create New Task” screen from viewing a particular bucket, that bucket should be the default choice. However, the user should still have the option to change it.)that bucket's paper
- Enter task name in 'New Task' field
- Optional: add users to task
- Click '+' by "Collaborators"
- Type name or email Enter usernames of those users
- Hit enter
- Optional: add due-date to task
- Click calendar icon beside task name
- Select required date in calendar Click “Create”
- Preconditions:
- Add or Remove Users from a Task or Bucket
- Preconditions:
- All users involved must already have accounts.
- Task or bucket must already exist.
- If it’s a task, the users to be added to the task must already be in the tasks’ bucket.
- If we’re trying to remove a person, that person must already have been added at some earlier point.
- Select the relevant bucket or task
- If you are adding or deleting users from a task, select the task within that bucket.
- Select “Add/Delete Users from this Bucket/Task” option
- If delete, select the users you want to delete from a list of users in the bucket/task
- If add, enter the username of the user you want to add to the bucket/task.
- If adding users:
- Click '+' by "Collaborators"
- Type name or email of those users
- Hit enter
- If deleting users:
- Click 'x' beside user's name
- Preconditions:
Domain Analysis
- Each user will have exactly one Breadcrumbz account, which is in turn associated with a single username and password. Each username must be unique.
- An account can have multiple buckets, and each of these bucket can be associated with multiple accounts. This is because buckets can be shared between users. We do not distinguish between a bucket’s creator and the other users who are sharing it, but if a bucket were to be associated with zero accounts at any point, it would cease to exist.
- Every bucket contains a set of 0+ tasks. Each of these tasks is associated with 0+ accounts, all of which must also be associated with the bucket that contains that task. (A task is allowed to be “unassigned”---in other words, not associated with any account.)
- Every task is also associated with a number of notes. Each note is associated with exactly one account – that of the user who wrote it.
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