caward12 / quantified-self

Colleen Ward and Josh Thompson built a sweet calorie tracking application.

Front-end available live at

• https://caward12.github.io/quantified-self-frontend/
• https://github.com/caward12/quantified-self-frontend

API documentation

This is the API endpoints for the backend of this quantified self application.

The backend is live on Heroku: https://quantified-self-backend.herokuapp.com/

View the repo: https://github.com/caward12/quantified-self

Foods

GET /foods

Returns array of all active food objects, sorted in descending order based on id

[
  {
    id: 19,
    name: "burger",
    calories: 367,
    created_at: "2017-07-12T23:09:14.295Z",
    active: true
  },
  {
    id: 18,
    name: "popcorn",
    calories: 50,
    created_at: "2017-07-12T23:06:53.148Z",
    active: true
  }
]

GET /foods/:id

Returns specific food object

  {
    id: 18,
    name: "popcorn",
    calories: 50,
    created_at: "2017-07-12T23:06:53.148Z",
    active: false
  }

POST /foods/

Requires name and calories in body

{
  name: food_name,
  calories: food_calories
}

If successful, returns created food object and 202

PUT /foods/:id

accepts name or calories in body, returns 202 if successful { name: food_name, calories: food_calories }

DELETE /foods/:id

Delete's specific food, if successful returns 200

Meals

GET /:meal

Returns foods associated with meal name. Responds to:

/breakfast
/lunch
/dinner
/snack

Returns list of food objects:

[
  {
    food_id: 6,
    food_name: "cheerios",
    food_calories: 190
  },
  {
    food_id: 1,
    food_name: "banana",
    food_calories: 55
  }
]

PUT /:meal

Requires existing food id in message body:

{
  id: 2
}

Adds food item to specified meal, returns 202 if successful.

DELETE /:meal

Requires existing food id in message body:

{
  id: 2
}

Removes food from specified meal. Returns 202 if successful.