365 Days is a digital wellness journal designed to help users log and reflect on their emotional journeys. Available as both a Chrome extension and a webpage, the platform encourages daily emotional tracking and journaling in a simple, user-friendly interface. By empowering users to monitor and revisit their emotional patterns, 365 Days aims to foster mental wellness and mindfulness over time.

• Log daily emotions using a mood tracker with five predefined options (Very Bad, Bad, Okay, Good, Very Good).
• Write short journal entries (up to 160 characters) about how you feel each day.
• Save and revisit past entries to reflect on emotional patterns and trends.

• HTML
• CSS
• JavaScript
• React
• MUI

• Python
• FastAPI

• Docker

• Feed View: Create a feed view for all the journal entries in reverse chronological order.
• Data Visualization: Add visual analytics, such as mood trends, to help users track their emotional patterns.
• Cross-Platform Support: Expand to include mobile and web versions for broader accessibility.
• AI Integration: Analyse journal entries to provide insights or suggest mood-boosting activities.
• Sharing: Enable users to add friends and share entries with friends or join groups for added motivation and support.
• Data Persistence: Enable Docker Volumes to ensure data persistence when rebuilding the backend container.

1. Install Docker.
2. Clone this GitHub project.

1. Open up docker desktop.
2. Open up a terminal (like bash or zsh).
3. Navigate to the project directory.
4. Run scripts/start.sh.
   1. start.sh will create and start both the backend and the frontend.
5. Install the Chrome extension on Google Chrome.
   1. Open 'chrome://extensions/' in Google Chrome.
   2. Enable Developer mode.
   3. Click 'Load unpacked'.
   4. Navigate to the folder containing the source code. Select and upload the folder frontend/extension.
   5. You should now see the extension on your Chrome extensions page.

1. Open up Docker desktop.
2. Navigate to Containers.
3. Hit play on the codejam2024 container.

1. Hit pause on the codejam2024 container.

• Daniel Cho
• Eric Huang
• Zuhayr Mahmood
• Kevin Wang

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