/Chillax-final

An Android app designed to reduce stress by visualizing the rush and overload by bringing order into chaos of activities

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Chillax

Chillax is an Android app designed to reduce stress by visualising the rush and overload by bringing order into chaos of actvities. This Android app is build during CSE3023 Software Engineering Class as part of the deliverables for SCRUM Methodology.

Getting Started

Clone the project using git clone

git clone https://github.com/tingwei3931/Chillax-final.git

OR Download the apk file from Google Drive and install it https://drive.google.com/file/d/154t9xqUwXF9UBnFqZJpJSjHw_MvIERu7/view?usp=sharing

Test account to log into the system: Username: tingwei3931@gmail.com Password: 123456

Prerequisites

Install Android Studio using the link below: https://developer.android.com/studio

Installing

  1. Open up Android Studio after installing it. image

  2. Click on Open an existing Android Studio Project and select the project folder image And rep

  3. The project will be opened. The apk file can be build by clicking on the green play button on top of the toolbar. There are two ways to run the app; the first is to build the apk in an Android Phone or to run it in an emulator. (Guide to build the apk in an Android phone Guide to setup an emulator in Android Studio)

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  1. Select the phone device/virtual device as the deployment target. Click ok. image

  2. Wait for the apk to finish building. After the apk is built, the app will launch automatically. image

Features

  • Reflection on everyday activities, events, appointments, and tasks;
  • Visualization of the user's overall level of rush and overload based on the amount, duration, and types of events and tasks;
  • Sharing the gadget, e.g., between family members or teammates;
  • Design both the front end user interface and the backend architecture and database; and
  • Test the software across platforms (PC/Mac; IE/Chrome/Firefox/Safari);

Built With

Authors

Acknowledgments

  • Ms. Shaymala for the sprint review meeting and guidance
  • My teammates for doing the app with me
  • Hat tip to anyone whose code was used
  • and you for reading this readme :)