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Informations about the package healthmeasures

Health Measures

towerhousestudio

Tech

Health Measures uses a number of open source projects to work properly:

Installation

Example of use

Select your storage method on the .env file

Enter your measures one by one or using the bulk method

Example of content in Measure.csv

Now enter your values, it's the same as measures so, for simplicity we will use the bulk method

Example of content in Value.csv

Notice that the owner_id comes from an external system, while measure_id belongs to Healthmeasures. In this case measure_id "2577a46ca60e3ff293ccb0113e6a59c0" it's the id for the measure "waist".

Finally we retrieve all the values that the person with identifier 1 had for his waist starting from "2016-01-01" and ending in the most recent date (that would be today, otherwise you specify it on another last parameter)

Let's create a Stats object and pass the values to generate a linear graph. You can specify a path and the picture will be saved there, otherwise it will be rendered to the client through the browser.

Finally, you can render a nice and simple html report to your browser with all the details

This is a pdf I took from the html page. https://github.com/towerhouse/Healthmeasures/tree/master/test/report.pdf

...and this is the image of the graph Alt text

Unit testing

There is an article about unit testing I wrote for this library documented here: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/unit-testing-activity-annoys-programmers-lucia-figueroa-tasca

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Requires php Version ^5.3.3|^7.0
illuminate/config Version ~5.0
symfony/finder Version ~2.6
vlucas/phpdotenv Version ~2.2
amenadiel/jpgraph Version ^3.6
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