Example JSON commands that can be sent to the Python interface. Multiple commands can be sent at once by appending a "\n" between each preceding command.
// Command 0: Add user and their stats
- {"cmd":0,"name":"Gary Oak","age":24,"sex":"Male","email":"gary_prof_oak@gmail.com","password":"passABC","city":"Riverside","bench":145,"squat":200,"deadlift":250}
// Command 1: Get user based on their name
- {"cmd":1,"name":"Gary Oak"}
// Command 2: Get user stats based on their name
- {"cmd":2,"name":"Gary Oak"}
// Command 3: Modify user's stats
- {"cmd":3,"name":"Gary Oak", "bench":147,"squat":203,"deadlift":259}
// Command 4: Send message format
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{"cmd":4,"sender":"Gary Oak", "receiver": "Jane Doe", "content":"Hi! Want to work out some time?"}
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{"cmd":4,"sender":"Jane Doe", "receiver": "Gary Oak", "content":"I'd love to! What time works best for you?"}
// Command 5: Get all messages between two users
- {"cmd":5,"sender":"Jane Doe", "receiver": "Gary Oak"}
// Command 6: Search for users with a similar weight class
- {"cmd":6,"type":"bench","weight":145}
// Command 7: Get all users in the city of Riverside
- {"cmd":7,"city":"Riverside"}
// Command 999: Close the database
- {"cmd":999}
The backend database for http://workoutbuddy.tech/
Run WorkoutBuddy.py and type any of the commands above additionally after command 0 (Gary Oak is intentionally not in the database at the start).
The database is based on SQLite3 and the interface that connects to it is Python 3. All functionality uses native Python libraries.