This project was developed as part of the Database course in the Computer Engineering program at UNIFEI. It builds upon the oxygem-not-included project by adding functionality to save generated data into a SQL database and introducing graphical user interfaces for user interaction.
- Character Generation: Randomly generate characters with unique traits, attributes, and conditions.
- SQL Database Integration: Persist generated data into a MariaDB database using JPA and Hibernate.
- Graphical User Interfaces: Interact with the system through intuitive Java Swing-based windows for inserting, updating, and removing characters.
- Observer Pattern: React to changes in character conditions (e.g., stress or health) with dynamic updates.
- Customizable Builders: Generate characters with specific roles like researchers, cooks, or random profiles.
- Java 17: Core programming language.
- Hibernate: ORM framework for database interaction.
- MariaDB: SQL database for data persistence.
- Lombok: Simplifies Java code with annotations.
- Maven: Build and dependency management tool.
Below is the UML diagram representing the structure of the project:
src/main/java: Contains the main application code, including character generation logic, database entities, and GUI classes.src/main/resources: Includes configuration files likepersistence.xml.src/test: Reserved for unit tests (currently empty).
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.