Healthify

Healthify is a CRUD application built using the Go language and the Gofr framework. It allows users to track their health-related data, including name, age, and daily calories intake.

Table of Contents

• Technologies Used
• Features
• Diagrams
• Database Structure
• Environment Variables
• Getting Started
• Postman Collection
• API Endpoints
• Testing
• Contributing

Technologies Used

Make sure you have the following installed before running the application:

• Go (Programming Language)
• GoFr Framework
• MySQL Database
• Git (Version Control System)

Features

• Create: Add new entries with user information such as name, age, and calories intake.
• Read: Retrieve and display user data, calculate BMI, and assess calories intake.
• Update: Modify existing entries to keep health information up-to-date.
• Delete: Remove entries for users who no longer need to be tracked.

Diagrams

Sequence Diagram Use Case Diagram

Database Structure

The application uses a database table with the following structure:

Field	Type	Description
id	INT	Unique identifier
name	VARCHAR(255)	User's name
age	INT	User's age
calories	INT	Daily calories intake

Environment Variables

Database Configuration:

• DB_HOST: localhost
• DB_PORT: 3306
• DB_USER: root
• DB_PASSWORD: zopsmart123#
• DB_NAME: health

Getting Started

1. Clone the Repository:

   git clone https://github.com/hardik2207/healthify.git
   cd healthify

2. Run the Application:

   go run route.go

3. Testing with Postman: Use Postman to test the CRUD operations. Import the provided Postman collection for quick and easy testing.

Postman Collection

API Endpoints

• POST /user:

  1. Open Postman and set up a POST request to the "addCalories" endpoint.
  2. Provide the {healthify/name/age/calories} in the request body.
  3. Send the request.

• GET /users:

  1. Set up a GET request to your "/healthify" endpoint.

• PUT /user/{id}:

  1. Set up a GET request to your "/healthify/id" endpoint.
  2. Enter Json details new name or calories that is to be edited.

• DELETE /user/{id}:

  1. Delete a user from the database.

Testing

The project includes a Postman collection for testing API endpoints.

• GET
• POST
• PUT
• DELETE

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to open issues or submit pull requests to improve the project.