Automatically enter your HealthyME Lifestyle Tracker information into the http://wellness.byu.edu/ site so you don't have to enter it manually. There are many ways to track your activities that are automated. Why not automate the reporting of that activity info HealthyME?

HealthyME is a service to BYU employees and it is accessible from the http://wellness.byu.edu/ site. Lifestyle Tracker is one of the sections of HealthyME where BYU employees enter their daily health-related activities as one of a few ways to gain points. If you gains enough points in a period you win prizes.

This codebase uses python, docker and selenium webdriver.

Here's how to use it.

• clone the repo on a machine that can run docker (preferably a unix-based machine, because you will have to modify several of the files to get Docker to run properly on Windows)^[1].
• create a file called ~/.byu/netid.ini with the following format. Note, the file is not part of the repo to lessen the possibility that it is checked into github.
• create a file called ~/.byu/wellness.ini with the following format.
• build the docker container with ./build.sh
• create an import.json file in the following format. The dailygoals2json.py script is an example that I use to create an import.json file from a google spreadsheet where I keep this data. Also, see this repo to turn Fitbit data into an import.json file.
• run the selenium script that will import the data in import.json into the wellness.byu.edu site like so, ./run-chrome.sh
• enjoy all the time you saved!

^[1] _{In Windows, the paths in the run-chrome.sh will need to be modified, since unix-style variables are used. Also, ~ likely refers to C:\Users\your-user\. So in creating the configuration files, you would have something like C:\Users\your-user\.byu\netid.ini. Additionally, to create a directory starting with ., you name it like this .byu.}

If you use Duo two-factor authentication, this program will not work unless you explicitly choose either "Duo Push" or "Call Me" as options for automatic authentication. This program is only configured to wait for the duo authentication to work, not to press any of the Duo buttons. This setup can be configured from "My Settings and Devices", which appears as a link when you attempt to use duo on a device you have never used before.

{
  "rows": [
    {
      "date_str": "2016-07-01", 
      "sleep_7_or_more_hours": true, 
      "activity_minutes": "0",
      "steps": "5000",
      "water_5_or_more_cups": true, 
      "fruit_veg_4_or_more_servings": true, 
      "physical_activity_description": "walking"
    }
  ]
}

[netid]
username = 
password = 

[wellness]
# a number between 1 and 6 inclusive
current_challenge = 

• Because of the nature of the Wellness site, only steps or active minutes can be recorded. Not both. However, the one that gives you the most points (up to 4) will be chosen, with preference given to steps in a tie.