bright-logic System Requirements Document

Introduction

This document outlines the system requirements for the "bright-logic" project, a todo application focused on logic and code functionality without a design emphasis. The primary goal is to create a simple, personal task management tool.

System Overview

The "bright-logic" project is designed to be a straightforward todo application that prioritizes core functionality over visual design. It will serve as a personal task management tool, allowing users to efficiently manage their tasks without additional collaborative features.

Functional Requirements

• As a User, I should be able to add new tasks to my todo list.
• As a User, I should be able to mark tasks as complete.
• As a User, I should be able to delete tasks from my list.
• As a User, I should be able to view all my tasks in a list format.

User Personas

• User: The primary user of the application, focused on managing personal tasks efficiently.

Visuals Colors and Theme

Since the project is focused on logic and code without a design emphasis, no specific color palette is defined. However, if a future design is considered, a unique color palette can be created to enhance the user interface.

Signature Design Concept

The current focus of the "bright-logic" project is on functionality rather than design. Therefore, no signature design concept is included at this stage. Future iterations may incorporate interactive design elements if needed.

Interaction Model & Motion Direction

The interaction model for the "bright-logic" project is "static," focusing on layout clarity and minimal motion. This approach ensures that the application remains simple and efficient for managing tasks.

Non-Functional Requirements

• The application should be responsive and perform well on various devices.
• Data integrity must be maintained, ensuring no loss of tasks.
• The system should be easy to use and intuitive for users.

Tech Stack

• Frontend: React for Web
• Backend: Python with FastAPI
• Database: MySQL or MariaDB, using Alembic for migrations
• Local Orchestration: Docker, docker-compose

Assumptions and Constraints

• The application is intended for personal use and does not include collaborative features.
• The focus is on functionality, with minimal emphasis on design.
• The system should be scalable to accommodate a growing number of tasks.

Glossary

• Task: An item on the todo list that the user can add, complete, or delete.
• User: The individual using the application to manage personal tasks.
• Frontend: The part of the application that interacts with the user.
• Backend: The server-side logic that processes user requests and manages data.
• Database: The storage system for task data.

This document provides a comprehensive overview of the "bright-logic" project's requirements, focusing on the core functionality of a todo application.