Tell the app what you ate and it will do the rest for you within a second!

Here's the whole story:

Have you ever downloaded a calorie tracking app on your smartphone and deleted it after few attempts because it was too much of a pain to use? Do you really have the time to type all the food you ate into a massive database and confuse yourself with all the similar items? Have you ever chosen to give up after inputting 3 food items because it has already taken about 10 minutes of your lunchtime? If you have ever felt any of these frustrations, this app is here for you! Our application is solely built based on a user-friendly principle to help us stay away from these troubles.

• Take in voice of user about what they ate
• Search the food item in the database
• Show the total calorie intake of the day
• Inform the user of whether the calorie intake is too high, moderate, or too low
• The color scheme of green to red to visualize calorie intake amount
• Show detail information of the calories of each food item the user ate
• History of how much calories the user ate for each food item

The frontend is developed and hosted on an Android device. The frontend utilizes Google Voice Recognition Service to input user audio queries The backend is developed in Python with django and its rest framework. The backend RESTful API endpoints are deployed and hosted on Heroku The data is sent and retrieved using RESTful web services The SQLite database stores all the relevant data involving food calorie pairs and user record We used GitHub as our central version control system.

Deployment configuration UI from React Native to Android Studio Backend RESTful endpoints development Add Animation End to end integration

Usability: Instead of typing in all the entries, just hold the button and tell the app what you ate. Simplicity: All the users have to do is speak, the rest of the work is taken care of. Efficiency: Adding in an entire meal would take a user less than a minute.

Teamwork

• Allow users to customize calories for food in the database
• User login page
• Allow calorie information sharing with friends
• More accurate fuzzy-search
• Bigger database (increase as user customize food calorie information)

• one cup of coffee
• one slice a bread

• three slices of pizza
• one can of soda

• four pieces of cookie (oh no!!!)

• one bowl of spaghetti
• two pieces of samon
• one cup of yoghert

NOOOOOO too many calories cut down my cookies!

Django
pip install django

Django Restful API Fraimwork
pip install djangorestframework
pip install markdown # Markdown support for the browsable API

Use the environment:
source bin/activate

Serve: python manage.py runserver

Sync the database:
python manage.py migrate

Make new component:
Python manage.py startapp product
Python manage.py makemigrations
Python manage.py migrate

Use the environment:
cd frontend/
npm install -g expo-cli

Serve: npm start
Go to webpage, and choose either Run on Android

"frontend" file is a backup of the old react native fronend that is not currently used