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University IT-Project: Web application for creating a nutrition plan based on user parameters.

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Computer Science IT-Project

Conception and realization of a web application for the creation of a nutrition plan based on user parameters.

Abstract

For our group IT-Project at the University of Applied Science Georg Simon OHM we built a website that is capable of suggesting recipe ideas to the user that are tailored to his needs. For this purpose, the diet style (e.g. vegetarian or vegan), the intolerances (e.g. gluten intolerances or intolerances to peanuts), the foods available in the household and the daily calorie target are taken into account. Based on this input, the website generates a diet plan tailored to the users needs. This diet plan provides the user with a personalized recipe for each of the usual three daily meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner). If the user does not like one of these recipes, he is able to have a new one suggested to him by means of a "reroll function". Furthermore, the user is able to get a quick overview of the contained nutritional values, possibly missing ingredients and a printout of the recipe list.

Content

  • Presentation as PDF
  • Report as PDF

Getting started

If you want to test the website, email me under oliverdassinger@icloud.com to gain access to the credentials needed for individumeal.com.

Otherwise you can clone this repository and start your prefered webserver (e.g XAMPP), move the repository under htdcos and call localhost/IT-Projekt/index/index.html . Standard port is 3306 (can be adjusted under shared -> php -> config.php).
Furthermore a database is needed. If you are using XAMPP, go to http://localhost/phpmyadmin/, create a new database with the name individumeal_comdb1, click on import and then choose the sql file individumeal_comdb1.sql provided in this repository.

Authors

Acknowledgements

The authors would like to thank Prof. Dr. Matthias Teßmann that supervised our project and had always been a good contact person for problems arising.