StudyPlanner

StudyPlanner is a simple web application that helps you organize your study tasks and view them in a daily schedule. The client fetches tasks from a REST API and renders them on the page so you can keep track of what needs to be done.

Features

• Add new study tasks using the form on the home page
• Display tasks fetched from /api/tasks in a dynamic list
• View a basic schedule section for planning your day
• Track progress as you complete items

Installation

Prerequisites: Node.js and npm.

git clone https://github.com/yourusername/StudyPlanner.git
cd StudyPlanner
npm install

Usage

npm start

Then open http://localhost:3000 in your browser to use the planner.

StudyPlanner

A brief description of your project, its purpose, and functionality. This study planner is designed to help users stay organized with their studies, tasks, and learning objectives.

Features include:

• List of features
• Key functionalities of the application
• Automated task schedules based on user behaviors
• Advanced reporting and analytics to track study progress
• Integration with personal advice through IA

Installation Guidelines:

• Step-by-step guides on how to install, setup and use the project locally.
• Prerequisites like Node.js, MongoDB and other dependencies

git clone https://github.com/yourusername/StudyPlanner.git
cd StudyPlanner
npm install

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StudyPlanner

A brief description of your project, its purpose, and functionality. This study planner is designed to help users stay organized with their studies, tasks, and learning objectives.

Features include:

• Task creation and management with due dates
• JWT-based user authentication
• Automated task schedules based on user behaviors
• Advanced reporting and analytics to track study progress
• Integration with personal advice through IA

Installation Guidelines:

• Step-by-step guides on how to install, setup and use the project locally.
• Prerequisites like Node.js, MongoDB and other dependencies

git clone https://github.com/yourusername/StudyPlanner.git
cd StudyPlanner
nmp install

Repository Overview

This project is a Node.js/Express application for an AI-assisted study planner. The package.json references app.js as the main entry point and includes common development tools such as eslint and jest. Key dependencies include Express for routing, Mongoose for MongoDB access, and JWT/bcrypt for authentication.

Server Code

• app.js configures middleware (helmet, morgan, rate limiting) and listens on a port. Note that several middleware setups still contain typos that need fixing.
• db.js manages the MongoDB connection using Mongoose and listens for connection events.

Data Models

• User model (models/user.js) defines fields for username, email, and hashed passwords. It hints at account security features but some helpers, such as findByCredentials, are missing.
• Task model (models/task.js) stores tasks with title, description, due date validation, completion status, and priority level.

API Routes

• User routes (routes/userRoutes.js) expose /register and /login endpoints using JWT-based authentication.
• Task routes (routes/taskRoutes.js) include rate limiting and provide a paginated task listing via GET / as well as task retrieval with GET /:id.

Front-End

Static files (index.html, style.css, and main.js) offer a simple interface that fetches and adds tasks. The HTML page still contains unresolved merge conflict markers around a script tag.

Additional Files

• MongoDB Realm configs reside in directories like data_sources/mongodb-atlas/ and sync/.
• chatgpt_automation.py shows OpenAI and GitHub automation for issue and project management.
• Environment templates in environments/*.json contain placeholders for configuration values.

Getting Started

1. Install dependencies and run the server (npm start or npm run dev).
2. Configure environment variables (MongoDB URI, JWT secret, etc.).
3. Use the API routes to manage users and tasks.

Suggested Next Steps for Contributors

• Fix typos in app.js and the unfinished sections in the front-end files.
• Implement missing helpers like findByCredentials in models/user.js.
• Clean up merge conflict markers in index.html.
• Expand tests to validate API functionality.
• Review MongoDB Realm/Device Sync configuration if remote syncing is intended.