jwarnock657 / PASPainTracker

PAS Pain Tracker is a mobile app for Android developed in collaboration with Pain Association Scotland. The goal of the app is to provide people suffering from chronic pain with a portable and easy to use tool to help monitor and record their pain attacks as well as to give access to resources and advice on how to deal with chronic pain.

PAS Pain Tracker

PAS Pain Tracker is a mobile app for Android developed in collaboration with Pain Association Scotland. The goal of the app is to provide people suffering from chronic pain with a portable and easy to use tool to help monitor and record their pain attacks as well as to give access to resources and advice on how to deal with chronic pain.

Features

1. PAS Spider questionnaire and diagram that measures and illustrates the user's overall ability to cope with chronic pain, providing the user with valueable feedback.
2. PAS Videos that provide explanation and guidance on understanding pain, coping with pain attacks and learning different relaxation techniques.
3. PAS Pain Diary that allows the user to create and manage a database of detailed records of experienced pain attacks and incidents.
4. Ability to export stored records as an ordered PDF file to be shared with a doctor.

Design

Documentation describing the general design of the app is available on the project wiki:

1. User Stories
2. Personas & Scenarios
3. Wireframes

Coding style

Coding style guidelines are available on the project wiki:

1. Coding Style Guidelines

Platform and IDE

The app was developed for the Android platform using the official Android IDE: Android Studio.
Target API level is 28 (Pie 9.0).
Minimal accepted API level is 19 (KitKat 4.4).

Testing

The app comes with a set of instrumented and unit tests to help developers check and maintain the validity of app's inputs, outputs and methods.
These tests can be accessed and executed with Android Studio IDE.
The app also includes code style tests to ensure the proper structure and quality of code.
A link to the guide to executing code style tests is available in the 'Coding style' section of this document.
The tests have been performed regularily as part of the project's CI pipeline.

Credits

Authors:
Project Manager / Chief Architect: Kacper Beisert
Customer Liaison: Jack Warnock
Librarian / Secretary: Nathan Stirling
Test Manager / Quality Manager: Suguru Moriya
Toolsmith: Shang Huang

Special thanks:
Team Project Coach: Iain Lafferty
Pain Association Scotland: Ron Johansen

License

This is an open source project under the GNU General Public License v3.0.
The contents of the license are available in the LICENSE file.