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A Rails, iOS, and (upcoming) Android app to track my daily habits like exercise, medication, food, and water.

Home Page: https://dailylog.ing

License: MIT License

Dockerfile 2.55% Ruby 43.37% JavaScript 4.56% CSS 3.43% HTML 35.02% Shell 0.55% Swift 10.43% Procfile 0.09%

android ios rails turbo-native

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Daily Log

A Rails, iOS, and (upcoming) Android app to track my daily habits like exercise, medication, food, and water.

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Check out the app on the web at dailylog.ing or the App Store.

At its core, Daily Log is a Ruby on Rails web application. It uses Turbo Native to render web content in the mobile apps, "wrapping" the screens in native chrome. This approach unlocks native transitions between screens, native navigation buttons, and modals/sheets for data entry.

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Add "Recent entries" for medication, exercise, and food

The water entry screen shows a "Recent entries" quick add at the bottom. I want to add the same to the medication, exercise, and food screens.

Instead of grabbing the last 3 unique entries, these should instead grab the 3 most recent entries from the previous day that haven't already been added to the current day.

For example, for medication, if I added "Multivitamin" and "Collagen" yesterday and have already added "Multivitamin" today, then I should only see "Collagen" in the quick add section.

Create Android app

'nil' requires a contextual type

I'm getting 'nil' requires a contextual type error when trying to build the project. How to fix it?

Xcode 14.3.1, Swift 5.8.1

Add custom tags for food entries

Disable link previews and Force Touch

https://masilotti.com/turbo-ios/tips-and-tricks/

Would you accept a PR if I add it?

fallback to local path-configuration file

I think in your blog you mentioned that it is good to fallback to a local file if the remote can not be found.

Would be great to add this as an example. Would you accept a PR if I add it?

»Recent entries" for water are NOT unique

Hi (again) 😁😇,

while working on #2 / #6 I realised that the distinct(:amount)-call in WaterEntry

daily-log/rails/app/models/water_entry.rb

Line 8 in 510e142

scope :recent, -> { distinct(:amount).order(created_at: :desc).limit(3) }

does not actually do anything. Here's a link to the documentation: https://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActiveRecord/QueryMethods.html#method-i-distinct. The method signature of distinct is very misleading I think 😅.

How to reproduce

Add a couple of WaterEntry-items with the same value:

Idea 4 a Fix

IMHO the simplest thing would be do take care of uniqueness (and sorting - #2) after loading the latest three items into the application, i.e.

scope :recent, -> { order(created_at: :desc).limit(3).to_a.uniq(&:amount_value) }

scope :recent, -> { order(created_at: :desc).limit(3).to_a.uniq { |wi| wi.amount.value } }

Then, #2 could be solved by appending .sort_by(:amount).

Remove binding.pry from TimeZoneValidator file

The TimeZoneValidator file contains a binding.pry statement, which is a debugging tool and shouldn't be present in the production codebase. This might cause unexpected pauses or stops in the application's execution.

Sort "Recent entries" for water

Currently the "Recent entries" for water grabs the last 3 unique amounts. But I don't know how it sorts them. I prefer to see them sorted with the lowest amount on the left and the highest on the right.

This requires a fancier query than what is being used right now.