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Shared

• [x] See public profiles
• [x] Set profile visibility
• [ ] Admin users
• [ ] Add friends
• [ ] See friends' fitness progress and recipe/food "inventories"
• [ ] Recommendations for food and exercise

Fitness tracker module

• [ ] Charts for weight progress
• [ ] Charts for diet progress
• [ ] Calendar view for days, with color scheme to show completion status
• [ ] Compete with friends' fitness progress

Food management module

• [ ] See a selection of recipes pulled from the web
• [ ] Recipes have many ingredients
• [ ] Press a button to add ingredients to shopping list
• [ ] Track which ingredients you actually purchase, along with price
• [ ] See most-purchased ingredients over time, and the pricing/budgeting for it
• [ ] Create a "household" with friends, and compete to fulfill shopping/cooking goals faster

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Some other use cases from Flatiron School's learn.co Rails project repository:

A Recipe Manager - Should provide the ability to browse recipes by different filters such as date created, ingredient count, rating, comments, whatever your domain provides. Additionally ingredients would need to be unique so that the first user that adds Chicken to their recipe would create the canonical (or atomic/unique/individual) instance of Chicken (the only row to ever have the name Chicken in the ingredients table). This will force a join model between ingredients and recipes and provide an easy way to group recipes by ingredients, which would be a great view to implement. Associating some user-centric data regarding recipes such as ratings or comments would further fill out the domain and provide some great learning experiences.