Journie, a productivity and habit tracking cross-platform application bring together the power of productivity tracking through technology along with the support of journaling under the umbrella of a single platform. From the user’s perspective, Journie possess the following features: • Modern UI following minimal design principles and ease of use. • Features to add, track, and delete a variety of events, tasks and upcoming points of interest. • An interactive dashboard for visualization of productivity in real time based on user data. • A flexible, easy to use word editor allowing users to personalize their journal. • Cross-platform compatibility. • A multi-node user productivity tracking engine to provide users with a productivity score. • An accurate sentiment analysis model to measure sentiment and polarity of user journal entries. The culmination of all these features is a modern, easy to use application which allows user to capture, track and therefore improve their day-to-day lives.
Electron is not compatible with React out-of-the-box. While create-react-app sets-up a development ready React application, a suitable file-structure is essential to protect the application from ejecting and to enable its communication with electron. The following are major considerations when integrating electronJS with reactJS:
- Changing development server port from localhost:3000 to electronJS chromium browser.
- Adding electron-start and electron-build scripts to package.json.
- Creating a “shared” folder for react-electron communication within the “Src” folder to ensure that it is packaged as a static file when building the react application.
A major feature of Journie is its ability to provide users with real-time insights about their activity. One enabler in this regard is the feature of user behavior tracking and sentiment analysis. For this purpose, a multi-node user behavior tracking engine is developed. This engine utilizes a combination of fuzzy-logic units, and machine learning models to output a productivity score for the user. This productivity score is stored in the database and is visible to the user on Journie’s dashboard.
