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The ThriveWell application provides the tools needed to track daily changes in chronic health conditions and to establish patterns for those symptoms. Doctors and patients can use the daily journal and symptom logs to track symptoms and their severity every day as well as the potential environmental and physiological triggers for those symptoms.
Overtime, patients and care providers can see which triggers and most likely linked to symptom flair ups and tailor health management plans around those triggers.
📺 Application Walkthrough Video
- JavaScript
- React
- Bootstrap
- Next.js
- Visual Studio
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Track daily symptoms and triggers by creating and deleting symptom logs
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Add, edit, and delete daily journal entries which provide details about your symptoms and outlook
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Analyze the last thiry days of symptom logs to see which triggers appears most freqeuntly
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Add new symtpoms or triggers to the database to tailor the application to your specific needs
To run this server-side of this project, you will need to clone this repo along with the server-side repo for this project. You will also need a code editor like Visual Studio.
Here you list all prerequisites necessary for running your project. For example:
How to clone your project
git clone https://github.com/ursapictura/ThriveWell-UI.gitHow to start your project
cd ThriveWell-UI
npm install
npm i --save react-select
npm run prepareYou'll need to run the server-side before running the client-side.
You will also need to create a firebase authentication and web app connection for this application.
Once you've created these, Firebase will give you the SDKs you need to add to an .env file in the application on your local machine.
After you .env is setup, you can start your backend server followed by your frontend server.
To run the frontend server:
npm run dev