See your consistency with sticking to your new habits with a heatmap!
My project is a web and desktop application that allows you to track and visualize your consistency with your habits over time with a calendar heatmap. This allows you to track any habits you’d like and see how you’re progressing towards your goals. I hope that this tool can help those who struggle with being consistent or disciplined.
package.json
filefrontend
folder then running npm i
go.mod
go get
in the backend/root directory (same level as main.go).env
file with the following values:DB_USERNAME=insertusername
DB_PASSWORD=insertpassword
HOST=inserthost
PORT=insertport
DATABASE=insertdatabase
note: You must use a MySQL db for this project For example, if you're running a local MySQL database your .env file might look something like this:
DB_USERNAME=root
DB_PASSWORD=root
HOST=localhost
PORT=3306
DATABASE=HABIT_TRACKER
main.go
) run wails serve
to start the backend.npm run serve
to start the frontend.http://localhost:3000
## Completed
- [x] add timer functionality
- [x] create timer component
- [x] integrate timer React component with timer functionality
## Goal
Build out the pomodoro timer as outlined in feature request issue #10
*issues should include a clear description. For bugs this means including screenshots of related error messages and code snippets that you suspect are involved along with your OS, Go, Wails, Node versions. For feature requests, please include a description of the feature, with a user story outlining the problem-space it aims to solve.
Here's an overview of the project structure:
This includes
I would like for users to be able to keep track of their own habits and separate data by user for production.
Habit Tracker is currently in release for development only, meaning that a stable production release still needs to be developed. I'm planning on migrating the project to Wails v2 which has a lot of bug fixes available. Once I've finished the migration I'll be working on building the executable desktop programs for Mac, Linux, and Windows. That will be the first major release