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Food Warehouse Management System

The Food Warehouse Management System is a command-line simulation program designed to model warehouse operations. Volunteers manage orders from various customer types, demonstrating object-oriented programming principles and the "Rule of 5" in C++.

Features

  • Order Management: Handles the complete lifecycle of orders from placement to completion.
  • Volunteer Management: Manages different volunteer types, including Collectors and Drivers with various capabilities.
  • Customer Management: Supports multiple customer types, such as Soldiers and Civilians, with distinct needs and priorities.
  • Simulation Controls: Allows users to simulate various scenarios and manage warehouse operations effectively.

Installation

  1. Clone the Repository: 
    git clone https://github.com/YourUsername/Food-Warehouse-Management-System.git
  2. Navigate to the Project Directory: 
    cd Food-Warehouse-Management-System
  3. Compile the program:: 
      make

Usage

  1. Run the program: ./bin/warehouse <path_to_configuration_file> Replace <path_to_configuration_file> with the path to your configuration file. This file should include the initial setup for the warehouse.

  2. Configuration File Format:

  • Volunteer: Volunteers - volunteer <volunteer_name> <volunteer_role> <volunteer_coolDown>/<volunteer_maxDistance> <distance_per_step>(for drivers only) <volunteer_maxOrders>(optional)

  • Customer: Customers - customer <customer_name> <customer_type> <customer_distance> <max_orders> `

    Example

     volunteer Nave limited_collector 3 2
 customer Moshe civilian 4 1
 volunteer Ofek limited_collector 2 2
 volunteer Yoav limited_driver 10 5 2
 volunteer Alon driver 8 3
  1. Interacting with the Program: After starting the simulation, you can enter commands to place orders, check order statuses, and perform simulation steps. You can take a look at the assignment guidelines for a detailed description of available commands and their usage.

Authors

  • Nave Blander
  • Yoav Schwammenthal