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57 lines
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hdiet
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hdiet is an adaptation of the Hacker's Diet computer tools for weight tracking. You can find releases at [releases.gutmet.org](https://releases.gutmet.org) or build it yourself.
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The Hacker's Diet
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"The Hacker's Diet" is an ingenious [book](https://www.fourmilab.ch/hackdiet/) by John Walker which applies a systems and signals view to bodyweight. If you haven't already, go read it.
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Walker provides excellent online tools for tracking and Excel-/Palm-based tools for offline tracking. I'm not comfortable with either, though, and as it [turns out](https://www.fourmilab.ch/hackdiet/e4/pencilpaper.html), the calculations needed for trend calculation are simple.
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build
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You need go v1.9 or higher. If you have go module support enabled, check the repository out wherever and run <i>go build hdiet.go</i> - otherwise use go get.
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usage
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Get a release or build hdiet yourself, then put it somewhere in your [path](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PATH_(variable))
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hdiet has the following commands:
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* init: initialize the directory (create an empty file '.hdiet' as marker for the program)
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* log: write today's weight to the log file
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* show: plot weight to image and display
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* calcdiet: calculate a planned diet
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Weights are logged as plain text, each line consisting of YYYY-MM-DD tab WEIGHT. The same holds for a calculated diet.
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The trend is displayed in red, the actual weight in blue. Red is what you should be looking at.
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quick start
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```
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cd /path/to/your/log/folder
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hdiet init
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hdiet log 82.7
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```
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You will get a warning that you need at least 2 values the first time you log.
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Example
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Example of a filled weight log:
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Example of a trend graph without calculated diet:
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