Breathe

Overview
Product Spec
Wireframes
Schema

Overview

Description

Keeps track of user’s daily tasks/goals and allows them to set reminders throughout the day until their goal has been completed. Will also include a motivational section that will send the user a new motivational quote or video to inspire them every day.

App Evaluation

Category: Health/Productivity
Mobile: This app would be primarily developed for cell phones, but would perhaps be available for tablets and computers as well. Functionality would be similar across all types of devices with a potential for new features to be added in the future.
Story: Keeps track of user’s daily goals and sends them reminders throughout their day until they have completed the goal. Will also have a motivational tab that will give the user health or motivational tips/videos to help push them to achieve their goals.
Market: Any individual could choose to use this app, and it is great for anyone who is struggling to get things done in their day or needs a place to write everything down.
Habit: This app could be used as often as the user wanted depending on how much they are struggling with getting things done and need some motivation in life.
Scope: First we would start with allowing the user to add their goals and they will be able to set when they want reminders to be sent during the day. The second feature of this app will randomly send the user motivational quotes or videos to help them achieve their goals.

Product Spec

1. User Stories (Required and Optional)

Required Must-have Stories

Database can store user information:
- Have the parse backend setup with user and todo task table.
User see app icon in home screen with a styled launch screen.
- front end - user can see an app icon and lauch screen.
User can log in.
- front end - user can see a login screen.
- back end - user can login via login screen.
User can register.
- front end - user can see a register screen.
- back end - user can create new account via register screen.
User can log out.
- front end - user can see a logout button.
- back end - user can logout via logout button.
User can see a list of tasks on the main screen.
- front end - user can see a todo task screen.
- back end - user can view all added tasks, and check off task on the todo task screen.
User can add a task.
- front end - user can see an editing task popover.
- back end - user can add task on this popover.
- back end error handling - user can see an error showing up when the task does not have title.
- ~~back end - user can set an alarm which will have a notification. (feature not implemented as not available for free ios developer account)~~
User can delete a task.
- front end - user can see a check box on todo task screen.
- ~~back end - user can delete task and disable alarm via check box.(feature not implemented as not available for free ios developer account)~~
User can see a motivational section with with healthy quotes/tips.
- front end - user can see a motivational screen.
- back end - user can get random selected motiviational quote and health tips.
User can see a new quote when the button is pressed.
- front end - user can see a refresh button.
- back end - user can get new quotes when pressing button.

Optional Nice-to-have Stories

User can set a reminder for a task at a certain time.
User can see different categories of healthy quotes/tips.
App accesses the Canvas API which will automatically pull assignments from the API instead of creating assignments.

2. Screen Archetypes

The welcome page will be the first initial page the user sees.
- Along with the welcome page the user will be allowed to sign up.
- Along with the welcome page the user will be allowed to login.
The second screen that the user will encounter is the motivation page which consists of quotes and health-based content.
- The third page the user will interact with is the to-do list page where they add their tasks they want to accomplish.

3. Navigation

Tab Navigation (Tab to Screen)

On the tab navigation bar the user will be able to go to the motivational screen.
On the tab navigation bar the user will have the option to go to the to-do list tab.

Flow Navigation (Screen to Screen)

The first initial page the user will see is the motivational page from there the user can click on the to-do list from the navigation bar.
The second tab on the navigation bar is the to-do list which consists of different components.
- From the to-do list screen the user is able to add a task that will involve another screen which allows the user to add the details of that task.

Wireframes

Schema

Models

Property	Type	Description
objectId	String	Unique id for the user
username	pointer to User	id created for the user
task	String	Task that user creates
alarm	DateTime	Time for the task to be completed
taskDetail	String	Detail of task to be completed
taskCount	Number	Number of tasks to be completed
createdAt	DateTime	Date when task was created
updatedAt	DateTime	Date when task was updated
completedAt	DateTime	Date when task was completed

Networking

List of network requests by each screen:

post for login

let username = usernameField.text!
let password = passwordFiled.text!
  
PFUser.logInWithUsername(inBackground: username, password: password) {
   (user, error) in
      if user != nil {
         self.performSegue(withIdentifier: "loginSegue", sender: nil)
      } else {
         print("Error: \(String(describing: error?.localizedDescription))")
      }
}

post for reigister

let user = PFUser()
user.username = usernameField.text!
user.password = passwordFiled.text!

user.signUpInBackground {
   (success, error) in
      if success {
         self.performSegue(withIdentifier: "loginSegue", sender: nil)
      } else {
          print("Error: \(String(describing: error?.localizedDescription))")
      }
}

ToDo screen:
- all actions are local

Motivation screen:

get motivational quotes

let query = PFQuery(className:"Quotes")
query.includeKeys(["quote_id"])
query.limit = 1
  
query.findObjectsInBackground {
   (items, error) in
      if item != nil {
          self.quote = items[0]!
          self.tableView.reloadData()
      }
}

get health tips

let query = PFQuery(className:"Tips")
query.includeKeys(["tip_id"])
query.limit = 1
  
query.findObjectsInBackground {
   (items, error) in
      if items != nil {
          self.tip = items[0]!
          self.tableView.reloadData()
      }
}

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