unused / bierfit

Bier Fitness Tracker

Bierfit

A fitnees tracker for drinking beer that automatically tracks speed, amount and present some awesome statistics.

Development

Github Page

The github-page is located in gh-pages directory.

$ git subtree push --prefix gh-pages origin gh-pages # update github.io page

Use a docker postgres database server

$ docker run --name bierfit-postgres -d postgres

bierfit's Issues

move android app to it's own repo

visual analyze process

show as graph-line recorded data, adapted data with timeline. add detected gulps and detected beers.

setup script

add a more friendly setup script to connect the device to the service

• system check: connection to server, device-api-key, default user
• install: setup the daemon, configuration file
• uninstall remove daemon script file

design previews

development page to preview design and components

• fonts and format
• common components
• graphs page

enable raspberry script cli options

• webservice target url
• logfile, log level (verbose)
• port and baud of arduino

multiuser meideckel

integrate user management

signup, signin, protection of controller/actions, forgot pwd, optional: admin dashboard, user management (list, search, activate, deactivate), captcha, twitter login

raspberry standalone meideckel

• update instructions

github io page with setup instructions

better error pages

robots handling

probably also create a sitemap to point search engines to user profiles

favicon

beer chat

using action-cable, websockets

ardunio setup instructions

• build instruction
• setup description for use with pc or raspberry

upgrade to rails 5

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fancy graphs and awesome stats

fix the meideckel

faster ci

http://ruby-journal.com/faster-travisci-test/

profile background

lookup license

run raspberry service as deamon

• restart on failure (with delay)
• init on startup and wait for arduino connect

procfile missing

bier detection, schluck detection, processing data task

pffff... COM3 in bierfit-pi

no COM3 on raspberry but /dev/ttyACM0 ;)