Version 0.12.1
Note: This is a very "work in progress" personal project. Version 0.12.0 introduces some changes in log.fit format which make the new version incompatible with repositories saved by the previous version. It is possible to fix the file manually. Sorry!
Fit is a free Command Line Interface application designed to store physical and mental personal metrics such as weight, height, and emotional states, with plans to include additional features pertaining to health and well-being in the future.
To start using Fit, execute the command fit init.
Syntax:
fit init <name> <date-of-birth> <sex> <height> <weight>
Example:
fit init Jakub 1981.05.27 male 175cm 108.6kg
Executing this command creates a Fit repository in the current directory and stores initial values of the user. For convenience, you may execute this command in the highest-level directory you prefer. Fit commands will operate in all subdirectories within this hierarchy.
Both metric and imperial unit system is supported. You must specify the unit abbreviation with every value, without any spaces.
To store changes in your weight or height (noting that height changes are less frequent, but they do occur), you can use the fit weight and fit height commands.
Syntax:
fit weight <weight>
fit height <height>
Examples:
fit weight 107.6kg
fit height 175.5cm
To store changes in your emotional state, you can use the fit emo command. Emotions are stored using traditional western emoticons. Allowed emoticons:
:((( - Extremely Sad
:(( - Very Sad
:( - Sad
:I - Indifferent
:) - Happy
:)) - Very Happy
:))) - Extremely Happy
:[ - Angry
:'( - Crying
X( - Tired
:/ - Disappointed
*) - Focused
@( - Distracted
:S - Confused
:O - Surprised
;P - Playful
:D - Laughing
:* - Affectionate
:** - In Love
:? - Indescribable
Each emotion is assigned a value from -5 (worst) to 5 (best), which will be used in the future to rank emotional changes.
Syntax:
fit emo <emoticon>
Examples:
fit emo :P
If an error is made, you can revert the most recent log entry with the fit undo command. This command will comment the last uncommented line in the fit.log file. It does not remove anything, just comments out.
Syntax and Example:
fit undo
The fit plot command allows you to export Fit data to various charts and infographics. Well, at least in theory, right now only a simple linear chart of weight is supported. The charts are saved in charts directory, inside .fit repository.
Syntax:
fit plot <chart-type>
Examples:
fit plot weight