Link to the deployed app: https://stronger.herokuapp.com/

Checkout the front-end repo here: https://github.com/ryanwk/strongerFrontEnd2

I am building a fitness tracker. This will primarily serve as a personal tool but other people are certainly welcome to use it as well. For years I brought a pen and notepad to the gym to track my weight lifting progress. Then I smartened up and started using excel to track my progress. I have years of data, it's not very clean, or efficient but it beats a pen and paper. I found that using excel on my phone was not the most efficient way to track my progress. Excel has a lot of functionality that I do not need and this causes the app to be clunky and at times unpleasant to use. So I'd like to create a website that would essentially act as a tool for me to track the weight I lift from week to week using my current routine. Other users could sign up and make their own exercises/routines and to track their exercise data as well. Eventually, I will find a wrapper to place around Ember to convert the SPA web app to a mobile app.

v.1 As a user, I want to sign up, so that I can sign-in. As a user, I want to sign in, so I can use the app. As a user, I want to sign in, so I can save exercises. As a user, I want to sign in, so I can save weight performed on exercises. As a user, I want to save exercises, so that I have a record of when I performed certain exercises. As a user, I want to save the weight I used, so that I can keep track of how much weight I'm lifting for each exercise. As a user, I want to see my prior workouts and weight used, so I can keep an eye on my progress

v.2 As a user, I want to create a routine, so that I can organize my exercises. When a user creates a routine, exercises from exercise history can be added to the routine. As a user, I want to create a profile, so that I can store my health data. As a user, I want to store my health data, so that it can be used

v.2 workout (id, name, exercise, weight, date) routine (name, updated_at, foreign key:user_id, foreign key:exercise_id) user (id, email, password)

User has many routines User has many exercises through routines Routines belongs to users Routines belongs to exercises Exercise has many routines and Exercise has many users through routines

ERD diagram v.1: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19196821/28430272-df76ac40-6d4d-11e7-8ac9-7c89cf31d37c.png

Stronger ERD v.2:

API- Create exercise: POST; route: /exercise A user creates an exercise and this triggers a POST request to save the exercise to the DB

Update exercise weight: PATCH; route: exercise/:id A user enters a new date/weight for any exercise listed in exercise history. This triggers a POST request to create a new record of the weight and updates the DB.

Show exercise history: GET; route: exercise/ A user clicks the 'show exercise history’ button and this triggers a GET request to index all of the exercises stored in the DB

Delete exercise: DELETE A user clicks the ‘delete’ button and this triggers a DELETE request and destroys the record stored in the DB.

Create a routine POST Update a routine PATCH Delete an routine DELETE Show index of all routines GET Show an individual routine GET

Eventually, I'd like to integrate with myFitnessPal for nutritional data, youtube for videos on form, and Fitbit to get steps and sleep data.

Stronger v.1: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19196821/28425448-5181d93c-6d3e-11e7-973f-f851fca2435f.png

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19196821/28425562-aaf6b73a-6d3e-11e7-9cfc-cc90991e107e.png

Stronger v.2:

v.1 Two repos one from browser template and one from rails template Authentication stuff from tic-tac-toe to browser-template Spin up local grunt server and spin up local rails server Set up html skeleton to test user auth actions (sign-up etc) Create resource new table with rails migration, bin/rails generate scaffold author given_name:string family_name:string (user:references) In model add relationship, will have to adjust things.

day 1, 2, 3: api day 4: api/front end day 5 & 6: front end and

v.2

Fix schema Remove user_id from exercises Add user_id and exercise_id to routines Set up model to reflect new ERD Get CRUD working on routine entity

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