Team HackOverflow

Prototype for the U-Fit portal

Ngrok URL- http://efd552a03c7a.ngrok.io

With a mission to make a product that monitor daily calorie intake and achieve fitness goals through incentivization and gamification we introduce you with the smartest health analyst U-Fit. With U-Fit a user can scan the nutrition value of eatable or can choose a meal from predefined list. Then our system will store the value and give recommendation to achieve the user goal.

Features!

• Scan/Enter Food item and Log Calorie.
• Burn Extra Calorie with recommendations.
• Reach your fitness goal by knowing the recommended Calorie.

In the real app we can also developed features(Not in Scope of Hackathon) like:

• Get Incentive on reaching goal.
• Use coins in store to buy products.
• Real AI powered recommendation.
• Fitness Instructor Portal.

Tech

U-FIT uses a number of teach framwork to work properly:

• [node.js] - evented I/O for the backend
• [Express] - fast node.js network app framework
• [Postgres] - Database
• [React] - for frontend Purpose

And of course U-Fit itself is build remotely with the help of version control GitHub.

API

• FoodData Central Api- for calorie Value.
• Clarifai- Detection of Image
• Elephant SQL - Postgres Database

Timelime

Before 3 P.M Friday.

• Update Readme Setup project Structure [x]
• Intro Pitch. [x]

Before 8 P.M Friday.

• Configure login Signup and server files. [x]
• Work update to panel. [x]

Before 11 P.M. Friday

• Start working on UI [x]
• Server complete with database settings [x]

Before 9 A.M Saturday.

• Work update to panel[x]
• UI complete and testing start.[x]

12 A.M. Saturday

• work complete[x]
• Pitch to panel [x]

Structure

On root, server for backend and client for frontend. Tree will be updated afterwards.

Installation

Install the dependencies and devDependencies and start the server.

    cd server
    # Install dependencies for server and client.
    npm run fullStackInstall
    
	# Start Dev server on client and server.
	npm run fullStack

License

MIT Free Software, Hell Yeah!