SweatNotes

SweatNotes is a gym progress tracking app designed for efficiency and insight. The goal is to allow you to log your workout progress quickly and easily track improvements over time. SweatNotes features color-coded grids to visualize your performance, highlighting sets where you've improved or underperformed compared to previous sessions. It also tracks rest times between sets, helping you optimize your workout routine. You can fully customize the app’s appearance, including color schemes and toggling emoji markers for exercises. An in-app tutorial provides guidance to help you get the most out of SweatNotes.

Download now from the App Store.

Demo:

demo.mp4

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Development Notes

To start local firebase emulators, run:

firebase emulators:start --import=./seed

optionally, --export-on-exit can be specified to export the data to the seed folder.

Releasing

Instructions for releasing a new version of the app.

1. Push the firestore rules to production ( see Pushing firestore rules).
2. Bump the version in pubspec.yaml and ios/Runner/Info.plist ( see Bumping a version).
3. Build the app (see Building the app).
4. Upload it with the Transporter app and create a release in appstoreconnect.apple.com ( see Uploading the app).
5. Create a git tag named vX.Y.Z+<build> (where X.Y.Z is the version number and <build> is the build number) and push it to the remote. (see Creating a git tag).
6. Create a new release on Github, and upload the built app to it.

1. Pushing firestore rules

To push the firestore rules to production, run the following command:

firebase deploy --only firestore:rules

2. Bumping a version

To bump a version, run the following command:

./bump_version.sh <major|minor|patch|build>

3. Building the app

to build the app, run the following command:

flutter build ipa

4. Uploading the app

To upload the app simply drag and drop it into the Transporter app.

Next, go to appstoreconnect.apple.com and create a new release (you might need to wait for a bit until the new build appears).

Add changelogs and submit.

5. Creating a git tag

Git tag will actually be auto-generated during the version bump. So you'll just need to push it: git push --tags.

Alternatively if it's not created, run the following command to create the tag:

git tag vX.Y.Z+<build>

Automatic backups

Followed this guide, and made some changes to it according to the official docs.

TLDR: There's a Github action that performs automatic backups once a day (using Google cloud's service account) and stores them in a Google Cloud Storage bucket. The bucket is configured to delete backups older than 30 days.

The configuration can be found in the .github/workflows/backup.yml file.

Troubleshooting

1. Try reinstalling packages, clearing and re-installing pods and building iOS for XCode-related issues:

   flutter clean
   flutter pub get
   rm -rf Pods
   rm -rf ~/Library/Caches/CocoaPods
   arch -x86_64 pod update --repo-update

2. More in depth cleanup:

   cd ios
   sudo gem update cocoapods
   
   # Delete the build cache
   flutter clean
   
   # Delete `Podfile.lock`
   rm Podfile.lock
   
   # Delete the `Pods/` folder as well
   rm -rf Pods/
   
   # Install the Flutter package dependencies
   flutter pub get
   
   # Install the iOS pod dependencies
   arch -x86_64 pod install
   
   # Update your local pods
   arch -x86_64 pod update