Hermes

Dashboard of personal content and self-specific functionalty to increase my productivity and organize/analyze various data

ToDos:

• Update flow to record prices of bills
• Update flow to average prices of bills and average of totals
• Split project into Client/API sections
  • I dont think this is a good idea. There should be seperate repos for Client, API, Native, etc.
• Experiment with creating Phoenix/GraphQL docker container API
• Implement Swagger for Pheonix
• Implement routing for different sections (Finances, Home Automation, To Dos)
• Investigate using elm-static-html-lib (which may make using phoenix impossible)
• Implement CI/CD with ChronoCI

Potential Functionality:

• Goals (Habitca clone)
  • This may be good to start out with because it is essentially a CRUD example
• Finances (bill records, averages)
• ToDos (task, dates, notifications, daily goals)
• Pingdom stats (days of uptime, % uptime, longest streak of uptime)
• Server stats (remaining space, running containers, current downloads, trigger downloads, complete notifications)
• Home Automation
• Xbox friend activity
• Locations tracker (consecutive days at the gym)
• Work travel times
• Track releases of github repos
• Download manager (something that consumes file URLs and downloads them to JBHS)

Potential Native App Functionality:

• Base off of this starter and implement CI, tests, etc.
  • Maybe use ReasonML bindings for RN
• Location tracking
• Version for friends/family to notify of new plex additions and planned downtime
• Random stuff like untappd comparisons?
• Geofencing to do actions when close to the house, gym, HBG home, etc.

Data Tier Features:

• Time series database
• MemSQL

Resources:

• Structure: http://blog.jenkster.com/2016/04/how-i-structure-elm-apps.html

Why Hermes?

The Bada household’s very own digital, beloved bureaucrat