p2 Android App Use Case-1

Christopher McMichael
Project 02: Ecommerce app

CST 338 Fall 2022 Semester. Cohort 15
Ecommerce app
This is a simple ecommerce app that allows a user to search, order, and cancel orders.
The administrator can add, modify, or remove items from the store
Please mark each use case as 'pass' Or 'fail'. The use case passes if it does what it intended to do. It
fails if it does not. See the example below for more information.
Full Video Link: https://youtu.be/PziVPR_NmO4
Table of contents
Database Diagram 3
Use Case 01: Predefined Users 4

pass 4
Use Case 02: Persistence 5

pass 5
Use Case 03: Add a user 6

pass 6
Use Case 04: Delete a user 7

pass 7
Use Case 05: add an item 8

pass 8
Use Case 06: modify an item 9

pass/fail 9
Use Case 07: Delete an item 10

pass 10
Use Case 08: Place an order 11

pass 11
Use Case 09: Cancel an order 12

pass 12
Use Case 10: View current items list 13
pass 13
Use Case 11: Access admin tools 14

pass 14
Use Case 12: Search for an item 15

pass 15
Use Case 13: View Order history 16

pass 16
Use Case 14: In memory login persistence 17

pass 17
Use Case 15: Force close username persistence 18

pass 18
Use Case 16: Purchase history saving 19

pass 19
Database Diagram
Use Case 01: Predefined Users
pass
1. Force quit the application1

2. Login as testuser1
3. Display the username 'testuser1'
4. Logout
5. Login as admin2
6. Display the username 'admin2'
7. Display something specific to the admin user.
a. Something like an admin button or a link to edit items.
This use case passes if all of these conditions are met. It fails otherwise.
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How to force quit an application in Android:
https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/how-to-force-close-apps-android/
Use Case 02: Persistence
pass
1. Add an item to the database

2. Force quit the application2
3. Show the item added in step 1 is still in the database
4. Change an item in the database
5. Force quit the application
6. Show the item modifications from step 4 have been saved
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How to force quit an application in Android:
https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/how-to-force-close-apps-android/
Use Case 03: Add a user
pass
1. User selects ‘Add new user’ button

2. System brings user to the account creation page
3. User enters desired username
4. User enters desired password
5. User selects ‘Create Account’ button
6. System brings the user back to the main login page
7. Success message shows
Alternate: {Bad username}

3. User enters a username that is already in use.
5. Even with a password entered, user cannot continue forward with the error message displayed
6. User may enter a valid username or select ‘Back’ button to cancel

Use Case 04: Delete a user
pass
1. Login as user to be deleted.

2. Navigate to the settings menu
3. Find the account management section
4. Select ‘Delete Account’ button
5. System prompts user for their password
6. User enters their password
7. System brings user to the main login screen
8. System displays “Account deleted successfully’ message
{Alternative: Incorrect password}

6. User enters an incorrect password
7. System reprompts for password

Use Case 05: add an item
pass
1. Log into admin account
2. Select ‘Admin’ button
3. System displays the admin menu
4. Select ‘Add new Item’
5. Enter required information
6. Select ‘Add’ button
7. ‘Successfully added item’ message appears
{Alternative: Item already exists}

6. Admin entered an item name/sku that already exists.
7. System reprompts for item information
8. System displays ‘SKU already in use’ message

Use Case 06: modify an item
pass/fail

4. Select ‘Modify Item’ button
5. System displays a search box
6. Admin types in the desired item
7. If an item is found and selected, System displays all of an items information
8. Once finished, Admin selects ‘Apply’ button

Use Case 07: Delete an item
pass
4. Select ‘Delete Item’ button
5. System prompts with a search bar
6. Admin types in the name of the target item
7. Admin clicks ok
8. System shows “item successfully deleted” message
{Alternative: Invalid Item name}

9. Admin types in an item name that doesn’t exist
10. Prompt states that an item with that sku doesn’t exist

Use Case 08: Place an order
pass
1. User logs in
2. User selects ‘Search’ button
3. User searches for desired item.
4. User selects ‘Buy’ button
5. System displays ‘Item ordered’ message
6. User is not moved from the item page but can select the ‘back’ button
{Alternative: no stock available}

6. System prompts user that there is not enough stock
7 User is left on the item order page

Use Case 09: Cancel an order
pass
1. User logs in
2. User selects ‘Cancel Order’ button
3. System shows the users ‘current orders’ page
4. User selects the desired order to cancel
5. User selects ‘cancel order’ button
6. System shows users ‘current order’ page
7. System displays ‘Order successfully canceled’ message

Use Case 10: View current items list
pass

4. Admin selects ‘Item list’ button
5. System displays list of all currently saved items

Use Case 11: Access admin tools
pass
1. Log in with admin user

3. System should display the admin menu with options such as ‘Add Item’ or ‘Remove item’
{alternative: Standard user}

1. Regular user logs in (not an admin)
2. ‘Admin’ button should not be displayed.

Use Case 12: Search for an item
pass
1. User logs in
3. System displays a search bar
4. As the user types in an item, items related to their input are displayed
5. If no similar item SKUs exist, nothing is displayed

Use Case 13: View Order history
pass
1. User logs in
2. User selects ‘Order History’ button
3. System displays the list of a users purchase history
4. User purchases an item
5. User selects ‘order history’ button
6. System displays an updated purchase history

Use Case 14: In memory login persistence
pass
1. User logs in
2. App is closed out of but not fully stopped.
3. App is resumed
4. User must still be logged in.
5. User logs out
6. App is closed again
7. App is resumed.
8. No user should be logged in still

Use Case 15: Force close username persistence
pass
1. User logs in
2. User force closes the app.
3. User opens the app
4. App should keep user logged in

Use Case 16: Purchase history saving
pass
1. User logs in
3. User selects a target item and orders it
4. User opens ‘Purchase History’ menu
5. Item should be listed
6. User logs out
7. User logs back in
8. User selects ‘Purchase History’ button
9. Item should still be listed

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Christopher McMichael

Project 02: Ecommerce app

Full Video Link: https://youtu.be/PziVPR_NmO4

Use Case 01: Predefined Users 4

Use Case 02: Persistence 5

Use Case 03: Add a user 6

Use Case 04: Delete a user 7

Use Case 05: add an item 8

Use Case 06: modify an item 9

Use Case 07: Delete an item 10

Use Case 08: Place an order 11

Use Case 09: Cancel an order 12

Use Case 11: Access admin tools 14

Use Case 12: Search for an item 15

Use Case 13: View Order history 16

Use Case 14: In memory login persistence 17

Use Case 15: Force close username persistence 18

Use Case 16: Purchase history saving 19

1. Force quit the application1

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1. Add an item to the database

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1. User selects ‘Add new user’ button

Alternate: {Bad username}

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1. Login as user to be deleted.

{Alternative: Incorrect password}

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{Alternative: Item already exists}

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1. Log into admin account

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{Alternative: Invalid Item name}

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{Alternative: no stock available}

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1. Log into admin account

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1. Log in with admin user

{alternative: Standard user}

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