Feat: Inventory Capacity System with Maximum Object Limit

[KevinMB0220]

Inventory Capacity System with Maximum Object Limit

• Description: Implement a function to manage an inventory with a defined maximum capacity. The system should allow adding objects up to the established limit (e.g., 10 objects). If an object is added when the inventory is full, the function should generate an error or warning message.
• Requirements:
  • Model: Create a structure (list or array) representing the inventory, where each element is a felt (or a simple data type) representing the objects.
  • System: Implement a function add_to_inventory that checks for available space before adding a new object. Provide functions to display inventory contents and remove objects as needed.
  • Tests: Develop tests to verify the addition of objects within capacity limits, proper error handling when full, and correct behavior for other inventory functions.
• Objective: Ensure that the inventory system adheres to a maximum capacity limit, preventing additional objects from being added beyond the allowed limit, thereby ensuring effective space management and control.

[GideonBature]

Greetings can you please assign this issue to me?

I am a software engineer and have participated and contributed to previous ODHacks. I would love to contribute once again by solving this issue. I have experience working with Cairo. For this project, I will send my first PR within 48 hrs.

Thank you.

[mimisavage]

Can I be assigned to this ?

[enyinnaya1234]

I am a fullstack developer with over 3 years experience providing solutions. i believe ican provide solution to this issue. can i take it on?

[BrunoAmbricca]

I would like to work on this issue

[ShantelPeters]

I'd like to handle this task.

[KevinMB0220]

@ShantelPeters Could you give me a description of how you would solve it?

[DanielEmmanuel1]

Can I take this from here? I'm a new contributor to this repo and would love to opportunity to contribute

How I plan to tackle the issue

• I will create a list, of the appropriate data type,(with a set max size) to house the current inventory elements.
• Then I'll create a function to add objects to the inventory when the list is not full.

[KevinMB0220]

Can I take this from here? I'm a new contributor to this repo and would love to opportunity to contribute

How I plan to tackle the issue

• I will create a list, of the appropriate data type,(with a set max size) to house the current inventory elements.
• Then I'll create a function to add objects to the inventory when the list is not full.

Yeah sure

[DanielEmmanuel1]

@KevinMB0220 thanks for the opportunity I'll get on it

[KevinMB0220]

@KevinMB0220 thanks for the opportunity I'll get on it

You're welcome, I'll be on the lookout for any problems you may have. You can write to me on Telegram so I can keep up to date with the progress.

[coxmars]

Hi @KevinMB0220, I'm a software developer with 2+ years of experience and I have worked with backend technologies such as Cairo, Java, C# and frontend with React, NextJS, JS/TS. Also, I'm a member of the Dojo Coding community here in CR and I have made contributions in Cairo VM Go, Cairo VM TS, Cairo Lints etc. Likewise, I’m a Cairo developer working in ByteBuildersLabs creating on-chain games using the Dojo framework.

This is my approach:

• Create the inventory model using a Cairo array with a maximum capacity of 10.
• Implement core functions: add_to_inventory, remove_from_inventory, get_inventory, and is_full.
• Define constants for capacity and utility functions for item management.
• Write unit tests to validate core functionality and handle edge cases like full or empty inventories.
• Also if you need, I could create an item model with its fields to have a better track, logic and robust development, instead just felt data for arrays as names.

ET: 5 hrs

[KevinMB0220]

@coxmars yes sure

Hi @KevinMB0220, I'm a software developer with 2+ years of experience and I have worked with backend technologies such as Cairo, Java, C# and frontend with React, NextJS, JS/TS. Also, I'm a member of the Dojo Coding community here in CR and I have made contributions in Cairo VM Go, Cairo VM TS, Cairo Lints etc. Likewise, I’m a Cairo developer working in ByteBuildersLabs creating on-chain games using the Dojo framework.

This is my approach:

• Create the inventory model using a Cairo array with a maximum capacity of 10.
• Implement core functions: add_to_inventory, remove_from_inventory, get_inventory, and is_full.
• Define constants for capacity and utility functions for item management.
• Write unit tests to validate core functionality and handle edge cases like full or empty inventories.
• Also if you need, I could create an item model with its fields to have a better track, logic and robust development, instead just felt data for arrays as names.

ET: 5 hrs

yes sure

[coxmars]

@coxmars yes sure

Hi @KevinMB0220, I'm a software developer with 2+ years of experience and I have worked with backend technologies such as Cairo, Java, C# and frontend with React, NextJS, JS/TS. Also, I'm a member of the Dojo Coding community here in CR and I have made contributions in Cairo VM Go, Cairo VM TS, Cairo Lints etc. Likewise, I’m a Cairo developer working in ByteBuildersLabs creating on-chain games using the Dojo framework. This is my approach:

• Create the inventory model using a Cairo array with a maximum capacity of 10.
• Implement core functions: add_to_inventory, remove_from_inventory, get_inventory, and is_full.
• Define constants for capacity and utility functions for item management.
• Write unit tests to validate core functionality and handle edge cases like full or empty inventories.
• Also if you need, I could create an item model with its fields to have a better track, logic and robust development, instead just felt data for arrays as names.

ET: 5 hrs

yes sure

Thanks, I will send a PR in a couple of hours 🫡