This is a submission for the Amazon Q Developer "Quack The Code" Challenge: Crushing the Command Line.
💡 What I Built
I created a Command Line-based Wellness Tracker that helps users maintain consistency in their physical and mental wellness routines by automating check-ins, habit tracking, and productivity nudges.
This tool:
Allows users to log wellness activities (hydration, sleep, workouts, meditation, etc.) via the terminal.
Sends reminders or nudges for missed activities.
Summarizes weekly or monthly performance in a structured format.
It is fully CLI-based and lightweight — perfect for developers who live in the terminal.
It solves the problem of accountability and consistency in self-care for people who are always on their computers but tend to neglect wellness. Think of it as a daily nudge from your terminal to take care of yourself.
🎥 Demo
👉 GitHub Repository
(https://github.com/SONALI-005/Wellness_Tracker)
🤖 How I Used Amazon Q Developer
Amazon Q Developer was my copilot throughout this project. Here's how it helped:
🧠 Idea brainstorming: I used Q to brainstorm wellness features that are meaningful but simple to implement via the CLI.
📦 Code generation: Q helped scaffold the script for logging, file handling, and notification messages.
🐛 Debugging: Whenever I hit syntax or logic issues, I pasted errors into Q and received helpful insights immediately.
🧪 Testing CLI commands: It also helped me generate test cases to ensure different wellness categories were recorded properly.
👩🎓 Student Submission
Yes, I’m currently a student!
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