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1.1 KiB
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31 lines
1.1 KiB
Markdown
# ketotrack
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Simple GKI calculator written as an exercise in learning Go.
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Currently, this only calculates your GKI and stores the results into a JSON file. At some point I'll get around to
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implementing note-taking and time-series display.
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## Usage
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After measuring your blood glucose and blood ketone levels, run `ketotrack`. GKI will be displayed along with
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the level of ketosis you are in according to [Keto-Mojo](https://keto-mojo.com/glucose-ketone-index-gki/):
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```
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Enter glucose reading (mg/dL): 77
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Enter ketone reading (mmol/L): 1.1
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Your GKI is: 3.89
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You're in a moderate level of ketosis.
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```
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Reading data will be saved to `$HOME/.ketotrack/readings.json`.
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## Building and Installing
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```shell
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go build
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mv ketotrack $HOME/.local/bin
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```
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## Refactoring Notes
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- [ ] Create `Record` and `Note` struct types
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- [X] Add `GKI` field to `Reading` struct type
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- [ ] Encapsulate application data with an `AppContext` struct that holds a `Records` slice
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- [ ] `LoadRecords`, `SaveRecords`, `AddReading`, `AddNote` receiver methods
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- [ ] Standardize method names for getting user input to `handleNewNote` and `handleNewReading` |