OOD Final Project - Semester 4

Project Overview

This project was developed as part of the Object Oriented Development module in my 4th semester at ATU Sligo. The goal of this project was to create an application that demonstrates a solid understanding of Object-Oriented Design (OOD) principles, including:

• Encapsulation
• Inheritance
• Polymorphism
• Abstraction

The project focuses on best practices and modular code.

The application simulates a Yoga Studio Routine Manager, allowing users to create, view, and manage custom yoga routines. The application pulls yoga pose data from a JSON file, provides pose details, and lets users add or remove poses from their routines.

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Features

• User-friendly interface for smooth interaction and easy navigation.
• Object-oriented architecture with clean and modular code.
• Pose Management: Users can browse yoga poses, filter by category, view pose details, and add poses to routines.
• Routine Management: Users can create new routines, add poses to routines, and remove poses from routines.
• Implements key design patterns such as:
  • Singleton (wherever applicable in resource management).
  • Factory Pattern (for pose objects instantiation, if implemented).
  • Observer (for routines being updated or modified, if applicable).
• JSON data parsing for dynamic yoga poses.
• Image support to display pose icons.

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Technologies Used

• Programming Language: C#
• Frameworks/Libraries: .NET, WPF for UI, Newtonsoft.Json for JSON parsing.
• IDE: Visual Studio
• Version Control: Git

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Usage

Once the project is running, here's how to use the app:

View Yoga Poses:

1. Select a category from the dropdown to filter poses by type (e.g., Core Yoga, Seated Yoga, etc.).
2. Click on a pose from the list to view detailed information, including the pose name, benefits, and a pose icon.
3. Use the Random button to view a random pose.

Manage Routines:

1. Create a new routine by entering a routine name and clicking the Add New Routine button.
2. Add poses to a routine by selecting a pose and using the Add To Routine button.
3. View the poses in your routine by selecting it from the Routines list.
4. Navigate through the poses in the routine using the Previous and Next buttons.
5. Remove poses from a routine if necessary.

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