This application is inspired by the Bullet Journal's trackers tool. It aims to track your habits like sports, food, hygiene, self-care, expenses... Even if it works on desktop, it is designed for mobile devices.
📄 Create tracker with a name, begin date, color, duration, frequency and add as much objectives as you want
✅ Validate a tracker today or in the past
🚀 Client-only application, no internet connection needed (data is stored in locale storage)
👻 Hide a tracker for one day if you are sure you will not validate it or if you want to focus your attention on the other ones
📊 View statistics about your trackers by weeks, month or year
- nvm aka Node Version Manager (or Node.js v16+)
This project was bootstrapped with Create React App, using the Redux and Redux Toolkit template. You can learn more in the Create React App documentation.
npm installnpm startnpm test
npm run release (on develop branch, then PR to main branch)
This project use conventional commits and standard-version package.
The application is deployed on the Github repository page here.
I wanted to build an application with a modern React stack and CI tools (Typescript, Github Actions, standard-version, Cypress, Prettier & ESLint). I like stats and I like to organize my life around 2 electronic productivity tools: todo lists and calendars. I thaught Bullet Journal trackers was a good idea to complement them 🙂
I wanted to focus on Github tools in order to have everything I need in one place:
- I write notes in a Kanban table (Project tab)
- I create an issue related to the note with details and labels (Issue tab)
- I work on a branch and I open a Pull Request when it's done (PR tab)
- On the PR, the test, linting and code security scripts are run (Actions tab)
- I merge the PR after rereading my code.
- Eventually, I create a new version of the application (see CHANGELOG.md)
