This repository contains the web app for embeddable charts of your health and life data using Stethoscope. It's written in React and TypeScript and published at https://stethoscope.js.org/embed/.

To get started, visit stethoscope-js/stethoscope →

This repository is for Stethoscope's embeddable web app. We love contributions, so please read our Contributing Guidelines and Code of Conduct and open an issue or make a pull request!

We use the stethoscope-js/stethoscope repository for issues for all projects, including this one. If you found a bug or have a feature request, open an issue in the Stethoscope repository and add the label "embed".

To use the web app, you have to visit a URL like the following:

https://stethoscope.js.org/embed/?repo=AnandChowdhary%2Flife&api=rescuetime-time-tracking&latest=top-overview.weeks

You can simple embed this using an HTML <iframe> element:

<iframe title="RescueTime data" src="https://stethoscope.js.org/embed/?repo=AnandChowdhary%2Flife&api=rescuetime-time-tracking&latest=top-overview.weeks"></iframe>

In the above example, the query parameters are the following, URL encoded:

• repo: Your repository on GitHub, e.g., AnandChowdhary/life
• api: The data you want to visualize, e.g., rescuetime-time-tracking, which corresponds to the directory in ./data
• latest: The visualization to display, based on the specific api.json keys, e.g., top-overview.days

Here are some more visualization of real-time data from my life:

• Sleep tracking: this week · this month · this year
• Programming time: this week · this month · this year

This is a real-time screenshot of the above RescueTime weekly overview URL:

• Code: MIT © Anand Chowdhary
• Icons:
  • Loader: CC BY 3.0 © Rohith M S
  • Error: CC BY 3.0 © Roselin Christina