Wattdepot 2.0 is the second release of our command line interface. Wattdepot Version 2.0 features 3 new commands in addition to the previous commands that were originally released. Our initial version used the correct structure for the program which made creation of Version 2.0 much easier. The most commonly observed weakness of our original program was insufficient Javadocs. In Version 2.0, we improved the Javadocs in order to make the API easier for other developers to understand. The testing that was implemented for each command verified not only happy paths, but also covered input validation and exception checking. Our coverage was decent at 82%, however, there is still much room for improvement.
In order for this project to be successful, it took teamwork and dedication. We met in person as often as possible and regularly on IRC to discuss progress of the project as well as issues that arose. We divided the work evenly between the group members which ensured that each member was participating. I felt that all members of the group carried their weight. Each member's work was critical in the success of this project.
Hackystat is a software ICU which tracks the statistics of your project in order to ensure that you stay on track. It provides information dealing with the automated quality assurance tools we have been using as well as ANT and Eclipse. Hackystat also provides a visual summary of the projects "health". At a glance, developers are able to see the "health" of their project in order to keep a project's progress in the right direction. By looking at our Hackystat metrics, our project's "health" was decent, but our testing statistic could use some improvement. Our project's Hackystat chart is shown below. Click on the image for an enlarged view.
Below are the results to some queries that were executed using our Wattdepot-CLI.
What day and time during the month was Oahu energy usage at its highest? How many MW was this?
November 2-6, 9-13, 16-20, and 23-27 all had a usage of 995MW
What day and time during the month was Oahu energy usage at its lowest? How many MW was this?
November 2-6, 9-13, 16-20, 23-27 all had a usage of 493MW
What day during the month did Oahu consume the most energy? How many MWh was this?
There was no data found for this.
What day during the month did Oahu consume the least energy? How many MWh was this?
There was no data found for this.
What day during the month did Oahu emit the most carbon (i.e. the "dirtiest" day)? How many lbs of carbon were emitted?
On November 4, 5, 16, 17, and 30, 29,959 lbs of carbon were emitted.
What day during the month did Oahu emit the least carbon (i.e. the "cleanest" day)? How many lbs of carbon were emitted?
On November 7 and 8, 22,908 lbs of carbon were emitted.
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