jpettis1/Sessions

Fitness Tracker

Sessions

Simple fitness tracker dashboard to track your progress

Description

Personalized fitness tracker dashboard that logs your workouts (run, bike, swim, weights) and tracks your monthly as well as yearly progress (via charting).

Stretch features:

• Add coaches profile vs. athletes profile
• Add connect/friend feature between coaches and athletes
• Add video streaming for coaches and athlete meetings
• Add calendar for tracking coaches and atheletes upcoming meetings
• Add functionality for coaches to add training schedule to athlete calendar
• Add timeline tracking for upcoming events

Instructions

Clone and Install Dependencies

• Git clone repo to local machine
• Run npm install to install dependencies

Set up database with ElephantSQL(or other hosting / local service)/PostgreSQL/node-postgres

• Install PostgreSQL on your machine

  • MacOS & Linux
  • Windows

• Go to your terminal and verify that you can run the psql command: psql --version

• If the psql command isn't recognized, you'll need to add it to your PATH.

  • Linux and Mac: add the line export PATH=$PATH:/Library/PostgreSQL/latest/bin to your ~/.bashrc or ~/.bash_profile, respectively, and restart your terminal. The exact path may vary so be sure to confirm the location of the postgresql binaries.
  • Windows (native): go to the advanced system settings to modify the PATH environmental variable to include the bin directory within the postgresql install directory.

Create an account on ElephantSQL

• Go to https://www.elephantsql.com/, create an account, and create a new database instance. Make sure to select the free 'Tiny Turtle' plan. Name your new database.

• Grab the url of your new database so you can access it from the command line in your terminal.

Add URI To Model For Database Access

• Create .env file in the root folder
• Add PG_URI = <url from elephantSQL>

Create the tables and populate them with data

• Invoke psql -d <url from elephantSQL> -f sessions_postgres_create.sql. This will open the connection to your database and execute the SQL statements that will create tables in your database and populate them with rows of data.

Add Additional ENV Variables for Auth and Auth Redirect

• Add CLIENT_URL = "http://localhost:8080/dashboard" to .env for redirect after sucessful login (in dev mode)
• Set up OAuth in Google dev console https://support.google.com/googleapi/answer/6158849?hl=en
• Add client secret to .env GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET = <client secret>
• Add client id to .env GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID = <client id>
• Create secret for session cookie signature and add to .env SECRET = <session secret> (see docs for more information - https://www.npmjs.com/package/express-session)

Running Application

• Run npm run dev to start your server and bundle the frontend. It will launch the frontend application in a browser window on http://localhost:8080/