A full-stack web application for storing health information,
including sourcing information from the openFDA for drugs.

• Add health attributes, such as heart rate, to the user profile.
• Add medications to the user profile and search for information such as usage and side effects.
• Cache drug metadata in a PostgreSQL database to reduce redundant API calls

• Javascript (React, Vite)

• Java 21
• Spring Boot
• Spring Data JPA / Hibernate
• openFDA REST API

• PostgreSQL
• Three tables: users, drugs (metadata cache), and analyses (generated for users)

• JDK 17 or 21
• Node.js (LTS)
• Maven

From the project root:

./mvnw spring-boot:run

the backend will start on http://localhost:8080

From the client directory:

npm install
npm run dev

The frontend will start on http://localhost:5173

1. Register a new account with a name, gender, and age.
2. Enter medication names to add them to user medication list.
3. Search for medication usage, precautions, and purpose from openFDA API.

The backend exposes the following endpoints:

GET    /api/drug/{drugName}                     — fetch drug metadata (checks cache first)
DELETE /api/drug/{drugName}                     — deletes the drug metadata from the database
GET    /api/users                               — list all users
POST   /api/users                               — add a user
DELETE /api/users                               — delete a user
GET    /api/users/{userId}                      — find a specific user
GET    /api/users/{userId}/drugs                — fetch all drugs associated with this user.
GET    /api/users/{userId}/analyses             — fetch all analyses associated with this user.
POST    /api/users/{userId}/analyses            — creates an analysis for this user.
POST   /api/users/{userId}/drugs/{drugID}       — adds a drug to this user.