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Add Streamlit app for real-time IoT heart rate and stress monitoring #194
Add Streamlit app for real-time IoT heart rate and stress monitoring #194
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please level as gssoc-extd hacktoberfest accepted |
@Amna-Hassan04 look into this, with only one day left, kindly assign this task too 1 or 2 contributors. The idea Shibika has provided will add more power to the app. If you think we have time than we should add this to the app. |
@Shibika-Roy add all the necessary screenshots / video showcasing yoru work, also add the issue that you worked on |
VID-20241029-WA0004.mp4 |
This issue you had been already assigned to me 2 weeks ago |
If this app comes with hardware devices in future it will work in this way |
@Shibika-Roy plz add this as a tab in teh original app. plus with the heading you can add beta. add the relevant way any user can connect and check their heart rate and stress levels. plus mention the issue number you worked on. |
My issue was #77 |
@Amna-Hassan04 kindly review this. |
what would be the tab name?? |
…th user connection instructions
I’ve added the Monitoring (Beta) tab to the Streamlit app, which provides real-time heart rate and stress level monitoring and includes connection instructions for IoT-enabled devices. This feature allows users to monitor their metrics directly in the SereniFi Guide app. Conflict Status: I attempted to resolve conflicts between my branch and the main branch, but some conflicts remain that I couldn't fully resolve. If possible, could you assist with resolving the remaining conflicts to ensure this feature integrates smoothly? Tab: Monitoring (Beta) please inform me... |
@Amna-Hassan04 kindly look into this, the conflicts are still not fully resolved. |
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first of all dont write your name in comment in the code, your profile will automatically show in the contributers column in the repository, While adding the tab you have changed the names of teh other tabs, u are also using a old version of the project which needs to be updated asap. now if u have added a new tab then plz make a video showcasing it and how it works overall with the app, also it would be better to show the process for connecting a monitoring device so I am sure to merge your pr. their are only 2 days left so for timely merge of your pr plz complete these steps asap so I can merge your pr.
ok ok ... I am new on this I realy don't know |
VID-20241108-WA0006.mp4 |
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ok
Video_2024_11_08_23_04_46.mp4 |
@Shibika-Roy did you complete all the tasks Amna told you to improve or change? If yes than provide with the relevant pictures. |
yes |
@Amna-Hassan04 kindly look into this. |
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Shibika I asked u to make a separate tab that shoudl show in the navbar, it really doenot look good how u have implemented this, i do not want you lose poinst by not getting your pr merged, for now just do this that add you montioring app functionality at the end of the calm space tab and remove this side bar. u still have almost 2 hours plz complete this asap so i can merge this.
ok |
@Shibika-Roy Good Luck, Im waiting for u fix this so u dont lose any points. the time is only till 7 pm today. |
okk I understand @Amna-Hassan04 |
@Shibika-Roy and be sure to use the latest version of the project |
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@Shibika-Roy also add a screenshot of how it looks |
“Add Streamlit app for real-time IoT heart rate and stress monitoring
This dashboard enables real-time monitoring of heart rate and stress levels to personalize user relaxation experiences.
Simulated Data Monitoring:
Observe the heart rate and stress level metrics displayed in real time. These values update every second to simulate continuous data monitoring.
Confirm that both metrics (heart rate in BPM and stress level on a 1–10 scale) are displayed and updating smoothly.
User Experience:
The interface should provide a simple, easy-to-read layout with real-time updates on physiological data.
This simulation sets the stage for integrating actual IoT data for heart rate and stress monitoring.
This addition enables real-time physiological data monitoring, a feature that supports the app's mission to provide personalized and effective relaxation guidance. Future updates could replace simulated data with actual IoT device readings for further enhancement.