Extend Brew Schema and Data Persistence with Rating Support
Update the internal data model and storage mechanism to include a numerical rating field (1-5) for each brew record.
Work Graph
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Implement CLI Command to Rate Existing Brews
Add a CLI subcommand or flag that allows users to assign a 1-5 star rating to a specific brew in their history.
Enable Rating Input During Brew Creation
Update the primary brew tracking command to optionally accept a rating at the time the brew is recorded.
Implement History Filtering Logic by Date and Type
Develop the core business logic to filter brew history records based on date ranges (start/end) and tea type.
Add History Search CLI Command
Expose the filtering logic via a new 'search' or 'history' command in the CLI, supporting flags for date range and type.
Add Rating Filter to History Search
Extend the existing history search functionality to allow users to filter their brews by the star rating.
Implement Brew Rating Statistics Command
Provide users with insights into their brew ratings by calculating average scores per tea type.
Add CSV Export Support for Brew History
Allow users to export their filtered or full brew history to a CSV file for long-term record keeping and external analysis.
Implement Sorting for History Search
Improve history exploration by allowing users to sort their brews.
Add Ability to Delete Brew Records
Allow users to clean up or correct their brew history.
Enhance Rating Data Validation
Ensure the integrity of rating data across the application.
Create Project README
Write a comprehensive README.md for the TeaTime Tracker CLI covering project description, installation instructions, quick start guide, feature overview, and contribution guidelines.
Create CLI User Guide / Command Reference
Create a detailed user guide (USER_GUIDE.md or docs/ directory) documenting every CLI command, its flags, options, expected output formats, and practical usage examples.
Verify and Enhance CLI --help Output
Audit all CLI commands and subcommands to ensure consistent, informative --help output that describes each flag, accepted values, and provides usage examples.