This is the backend of an Health Tracker app. It consists of 3 tables, users, units, and measurements. The endpoints in this project includes:

• POST /users Arguments:

{
  name: <username>
  password: <your_password>
}

creates a user and responds with:

{
  user: {}
  token: user_token
}

• POST/login Arguments:

{
  name: <username>
  password: <your_password>
}

Logs in the user and responds with:

{
  user: {}
  token: user_token
}

• GET /units Arguments:

headers: {
  Authorization: 'Bearer <token>'
}

Returns a list of all the availiable units to measure

-GET /units/:id Arguments:

headers: {
  Authorization: 'Bearer <token>'
}

Returns the unit with :id and a list of its measurements

• GET /measurements Arguments:

headers: {
  Authorization: 'Bearer <token>'
}

returns an object with the name of the unit as keys and the list of measurements as values

• POST /units/:unit_id/measurements Arguments:

headers: {
  Authorization: 'Bearer <token>'
}
body: {
  value: <float>
}

Creates a measurement for the corresponding unit

• PUT /units/:unit_id/measurements/:id Arguments:

headers: {
  Authorization: 'Bearer <token>'
}
body: {
  value: <float>
}

Updates the value of the given measurement

-DELETE /units/:unit_id/measurements/:id Arguments:

headers: {
  Authorization: 'Bearer <token>'
}

Deletes the given measurement

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Health-TrackerAPI

- Ruby on Rails

The project wroks with the postgresql database To test the endpoints locally you can use tunneling with ngrok or a similar tool

• Clone the repo https://github.com/udberg/tracking-api.git
• cd into tracking-api
• bundle install
• rails db:create
• rails db:migrate
• rails db:seed to populate the database

• bundle exec figaro install In the config/application.yml file that will be created add:
• SECRET: <your_secret>

• bundle exec rspec

• Fork the project
• Create your feature branch git checkout -b awesome-feature
• Commit your changes git commit -m 'Awesome feature'
• Push it git push -u origin awesome-feature
• Open a pull request using this branch

Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome!

Feel free to check the issues page.

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