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Verify that the following international localized time details are working correctly:

• time format presentation
• current time correctness (data entry)
• correct date & updated date each new "today"
• history time correctness (data storage)
• "morning" & "evening" thresholds
• user changes language and/or timezone via preferences
• traveler with automatic time zone changes
• check first morning use case

If history is edited, then the consecutively days completed count shows an incorrect count after jumping back to today's date.

Steps To Reproduce

Scenario: edit to be uncompleted

1. Go to the middle of contiguous series of completed days for an item.
2. Uncheck the item to mark it as uncompleted.
3. Go "Back to Today"
4. Observe that the "N days" completed indicator is not correct.

Scenario: edit to be completed

1. Go to the day(s) between two of contiguous series of completed days for an item.
2. Mark the item as completed. Repeat for all days needed to join the series.
3. Go "Back to Today"
4. Observe that the "N days" completed indicator is not correct.

Version(s):

• present since v2 and up to v3.2.5

Workaround

Manually page (swipe) through each of the adjacent days from the edit until the today page.

We are looking for anyone that would like to tackle the creation of an Apple Watch integration for the Daily Dozen app. Please contact me at [email protected] if you're interested in getting this started or post any questions that you have below. I'm also available on our private Slack #development channel, please email me for an invite.

Hello there, unfortunately (I tried 3 different iphones/ipads) I cant download the IOS app from a geolocation in germany, the app does not show up in the search results. when use the direct link

https://nutritionfacts.org/daily-dozen-challenge/

I can at least download the english version.

Could this be due to the lack of a german translation, my geoposition, or something completely diferent?

with best regards,
Hans

The info icon tab has uneven left edge

Hi, I'd like to contribute to this project. Can someone please invite me to the slack channel? I tried the usual invite mechanism but nobody has replied to my emails. I'm at [email protected] . Please let me know how to get involved. I have tried messaging on Twitter, Facebook and direct email. No replies. Thanx.

The current categories list servings in cups/spoons. It has been highly requested that this information could be toggled to grams and (in the future) other units of measurement.

User feedback: In the last couple of weeks I've accidentally entered a whole day to realize it was for today not yesterday.

This concern was reported as daily-dozen-android issue #195 and subsequently fixed with the Android version commit fed37f1.

The underlying issue is that Daily Dozen and 21 Tweaks dates are set independently. As currently implemented, the dates for "Daily Dozen" and "21 Tweaks" pages are set independently. What appears to be a "switches to today" by the software situation is really a case of the other tab has not yet been set by the user to yesterday.

A new installation (i.e. no existing app user preferences) of the Daily Dozen app is currently implemented to always set the measurement units system to Imperial.

The Apple devices provide information which can allow the initial setting of imperial vs metric be based on the language and region in use.

Three countries officially use the imperial system.

• US
• Liberia Uses metric along side imperial system. ("Liberian" English)
• Myanmar: Uses metric along side imperial system. Burmese.

Default: Imperial. User can switch to metric in settings.

The UK and former Commonwealth countries continues to some use of both imperial and metric systems. These government and business officially use metric although general public, advertising and public signs may still use imperial.

• UK (originated imperial system, metric official adopted in 1965)
• Canada
• India
• South Africa
• Australia

Default: Imperial. User can switch to metric in settings.

Other regions:

Default: Metric. User an switch to imperial in settings.

Resources ^▴

• Statista: Only Three Countries in the World (Officially) Still Use the Imperial System ⇗

Hi,

I've set my Measurement Units to Metric. When I weigh myself and want to add my weight in Kilograms I can see Kg next to the field which is great. The issue comes when I put in a value e.g. 83.8. If I then go to the Health iOS app then to Weight and Show All Data then I can see the Kilograms figure added by the DailyDozen app as 0.08Kg.

It looks like DailyDozen is adding the value as grams instead of kilograms into the Health iOS app?

The "days" indicator is clipped on iPhone 8 SE running iOS 14.4.

Not affected by system font size controls.

Existing date picker code behaves different under iOS 14 than previous iOS versions. The change modifies and/or breaks the user interaction in picking dates and times.

Checklist Date

iOS 12, 13: date tumbler selector

iOS 14: date popup selector

Weight Entry Time

iOS 12, 13: date tumbler selector

iOS 14: date popup selector

User Settings

iOS 12, 13: date tumbler selector

iOS 14: date popup selector obscures part of "Remind me at:".

Currently, there isn't a way to track daily spice intake like the other categories. It would be helpful to add in a checkbox for this category to track how much is being consumed daily.

As mentioned in http://nutritionfacts.org/video/four-nuts-once-a-month/, there are things you should consider eating on a regular basis, but not daily. In the example above, 4 nuts a month. Adding such a feature could be a good addition to the app. But, of course, you have to rename the app then :-)

• Five beverage checkboxes
• One exercise checkbox

Add a settings panel with an option where the user can adjust the reset time of when their daily tracking starts over/clears for the next day.

If you can look at further development to integrate the two apps better. It would also be good if the user ticks all of the beverages boxes in the Daily Dozen app it automatically updates the 21 tweaks with a tick in the Stay Hydrated box.

Originally posted by @nikki686 in #35 (comment)

If you are interested to be part of the Daily Dozen App Translation Volunteer Team, please leave a comment below including which language(s) you are fluent in. It's important to be fluent in both English and any languages that you would be translating into.

The combined Andriod and Apple iOS translations, as currently released, can be viewed in the nutritionfactsorg/daily-dozen-localization repository. The Daily Doze App Translation Volunteers report to: Steven Litrov (@salitrov), Global Volunteer Director

Scope:

• Translate short English strings of text into your language within spreadsheets.
• Review translation within app before launch to ensure accuracy.
• Access to both an Android and iOS device to support prerelease testing is helpful though not required. The prerelease software can be made available to multiple people.

Instead of sending the user to another screen that only offers them an option to add to their count, please add checkbox options to the home screen list so they can immediately tick off items.

Hi, here in Germany many older people do not speak english. This app fits perfect for any age but there is this language barrier.

Is it possible to add language support? I‘m not a coder but would contribute the translation for german.

cheers
eugene

In several cases, DataFormater uses the static dateFormat strings which do not allow for adaption across various regional locales. These use instances need to be reviewed and updated to automatically adapt for regional locales.

Should be pretty easy. I am willing to take this on.

The serving size unit always switches to metric even after I choose imperial. It would be nice if the unit would stay what I selected.

Make "Spices" a checklist item. Only one dot/checkbox needed.

Hi,

I would like to translate the texts in the iOS app into German. I have no experience in using GitHub.

How can I contribute?

Thanks in advance!

The update to Xcode 14 adds the new iOS 16. On iOS 16, Daily Dozen was found to have the following issues:

• App Navigation Bar is in the System Status Bar area instead of below it.
• App Tab Bar is in the System Home Indicator area instead of above it.

The System Status Bar and Home Indicator are each considered to be a "safe area" where the app does not normally appear.

This was not an issues for earlier Xcode/iOS build versions. It's is also now a concern as to how the existing public release will appear on the new iOS 16.

App Navigation Bar in System Status Bar Area

App Tab Bar in System Home Indicator Area

Resolve iOS 15 update issues.

Update README with new guidelines and removal of older information.

Have you considered making an iOS widget to help see your progress for the day, or maybe even enter foods?

Similarly, if you ever have Apple watch support I would love to have a watch complication. Perhaps a Daily Dozen loop that you can try to close by getting 12 points?

7 g of what exactly? :)

Units settings clipped on current smalled iOS screen.

Polish

Spanish

Remove obsolete code RoundedButton.

Replacement of RoundedButton with UIButton elements (and adding some programmatic settings) fixed first launch settings. See Issue #65.

The remaining section to be migrated from RoundedButton with UIButton is the HistoryLayout storyboards and the associated ControlPanel.

This is a step towards reducing code complexity and reducing the InterfaceBuilder type settings. SwiftUI does not use the InterfaceBuilder.

Related to #2 and #5 to allow the user to import backup data. The Android app allows users to backup data, but I can't import it into my iPhone since there is no data being stored.

Add in the ability for users to edit past daily category details in case they forgot to track the data for that day. Heavily relies on #2 to be implemented for a browseable list/graph/calendar of days.

The first lauch screen needs a layout adjustment for the Czech translation.

Currently, the app only allows you to track data for one day. Users have requested a way to have this data persist over time, like a monthly calendar or graph where they can see how they have progressed and met their Daily Dozen for the day/week/all time or where they have fallen short.

To promote visibility for the current iOS project, it would helpful to include an additional link to information on how to contribute to the project with a link to the Github repo and guidelines in the app side drawer navigation.

I am curious about two aspects:
(1) Is the app data backed up via iCloud backup?
(2) Is there anyway to sync my app data from my iPhone to my iPad or iPod?

We have quite a few users who are requesting that we break up the current single serving for exercise into three servings. Doing this will give our users a better sense of achievement upon completion and help them to feel like they are making more progress toward achieving their daily goals.

The 21 Tweaks wipes its data. The data has to be entered twice before it retains it. In particular, the weight always has to be entered twice before it populates and retains the tick-box. When flicking between the 21 Tweaks and the Daily Dozen the app doesnt retain the date selected and defaults back to today so the date has to be manually reselected each time. This should be a parameter-passing fix if the two apps can pass data.

We've received a few reports of users not being able to use a comma in place of a decimal point. See below:

"I live in Sweden and my keyboard is set up to use a comma (,) when writing a decimal point - e.g. when documenting my weight, my numeric keyboard only allows me to separate fractions of a kilogram with a comma. i.e. 85,1 kg instead of 85.1 kg. Unfortunately, the app won’t register the comma! I have just discovered this today."

Just started using the app and I’m finding that I am not hitting all the checkboxes to meet the daily goal.
So some days, I’m eating more Cruciferous Vegetables than I do Greens. Currently, I have no way of tracking when I am doing that, just that I’m lacking in one or more other categories. I’m staying within my calorie and macro goals so it’s just how I’m allocating my input.

Right now the checkboxes are grey, it would be great, as an option, to toggle additional (max 5-8) checkboxes for each category. Maybe change the current grey color, to black outline, and the additional ones to grey. When a box is checked continue with the current green/white checkmark.

One other thing that would be helpful, would be for iPadOS side by side implementation with the app. Right now, when I do that, on an iPad, the app stays centered on the screen and the other app showing on the left or right, instead of shift all the way to side of the screen.

Item History date is not selectable for return to checklist view.

• circle highlight does not select the current checklist date unless the date is "today"
• day selection does not return to check list view. (as would be the Android UI experience)

Overview

If the app is left overnight as the last app used , then "today" may remain on yesterday's date without a clear way to go to today's actual date.

Use Case

When a user checks the Daily Dozen as the end of the day, it would be useful to be able to navigate to the current date first thing in the morning.

Configuration

The modality of the restriction varies by the OS version.

• Daily Dozen 3.2.4 (current main branch)

• iOS 12.4: date tumbler rolls back to yesterday's date

• iOS 14.2: date picker popup selector has today's grayed out and the "Back to today" is not accessible.

Steps To Reproduce

iPhone, personal

1. Open Daily Dozen checklist as the last activity of the phone for the day.
2. Touch "today" so that the date is showing. Set the phone aside.
3. On the next day, go directly back to the Daily Dozen checklist and try to navigate to the actual current day.

iPhone, test unit

Note: a test phone is preferred when changing the device date, since a device level date change can affect other files on the phone.

1. Open Daily Dozen checklist to today.
2. Touch "today" so that the date is showing.
3. Go home. Then to go Settings.
4. In Settings, go to the General > Data & Time Screen
   • Disable "Set Automatically" to turn off network time
   • Change the current date
5. Return to the Daily Dozen app checklist. Try to navigate to the just set date.

Simulator

The iOS simulator does not have a mechanism to switch the simulator device date when the simulator and application are running.

Related Issues

Zen Desk 36332

Possible Fix

TBD.

I just saw the video Dr. Gregor put out for the Daily Dozen challenge.

Idea: add some sort of competition with friends feature and share stats and challenges with each other. Facebook and Google authorization. Access to contact list to invite others to join through app without Facebook or Google account. Possible Fitbit API integration?

Love the recent UI and UX updates, btw!!

Since Vitamin B12 and D are on the list, any thoughts on adding Iodine and Omega 3 per https://nutritionfacts.org/2011/09/12/dr-gregers-2011-optimum-nutrition-recommendations/ ?

Are there any plans for dark mode support?

Phase out Storyboard auto generated random String IDs. Here is an example set of 6 random ids for 2 phrases in 1 language:

The auto-gerenetated, non-editable random ids have the following disadvantages:

• Auto-generated process does not inherently allow for developer override.
• Occurs for each use-instance instead of each phrase-instance. This creates a larger set of redundant translations to manage. In the example, 2 phrases becomes 6 entries.
• Random ids, which have no human readable meaning, require more time to work with phrases in code.
• Not used by (and obsoleted in) SwiftUI.

The 6 random id, from the example, becomes 2 entries with 1 human readable key each.

This migration supports the NSLocalizedString in the current application and is a necessary step for use by String in SwiftUI.

/* Back to today */
"dateBackButtonTitle" = "Powrót do dzisiaj";

/* Today */
"dateButtonTitle.today" = "Dzisiaj";

This example change of two phrases allowed for a reduction of 4 files in the main release version and 84 files in the multi-language branch:

• main branch: factor out DozeEntryPagerLayout.strings, TweakEntryPagerLayout.strings
• multi-language branch: factor out DozeEntryPagerLayout.strings, TweakEntryPagerLayout.strings