README.md

Fitness Web Component

Simple Web Components for fitness cards and activity rings.

The items in this demo are built using Fitness Visualisations Web Components.

This website is built using Eleventy, styled using Tailwind and the icons are from Heroicons.

The Code

There are two main web components; a ring and a fully featured card.

<fitness-ring
    calories-total="item.move.total" calories-goal="item.move.goal"
    minutes-total="item.exercise.total" minutes-goal="item.exercise.goal"
    hours-total="item.stand.total" hours-goal="item.stand.goal"
></fitness-ring>

<fitness-card
    date="item.date"
    replayable="true"
    steps="item.steps" distance="item.distance" flights="item.flights"
    calories-total="item.move.total" calories-goal="item.move.goal"
    minutes-total="item.exercise.total" minutes-goal="item.exercise.goal"
    hours-total="item.stand.total" hours-goal="item.stand.goal"
>
    <div slot="calories">Move</div>
    <div slot="minutes">Exercise</div>
    <div slot="hours">Stand</div>
    <svg slot="label-calories">…</svg>
    <svg slot="label-minutes">…</svg>
    <svg slot="label-hours">…</svg>
</fitness-card>

In this Eleventy codebase, the components loop through the fitness.json dataset. Each card component expects JSON data that looks like the following.

{
    "date": "2023-09-25T00:00:00+00:00",
    "steps": 18935,
    "distance": 16254,
    "flights": 8,
    "move": {
        "total": 500,
        "goal": 750
    },
    "exercise": {
        "total": 30,
        "goal": 60
    },
    "stand": {
        "total": 8,
        "goal": 10
    }
}