Weightlog is a simple and secure weightlogger. It stores the data encrypted and can draw and save a plot of you history.
weightlog currently accepts six possible commands: --edit, --add, --print, --plot, --save and --random. --edit is mostly for debugging and allow you to play with the stored weights. --print just prints all stored data. --add adds a new weight to the log. --plot shows a plot of the stored weights and --save saved it. --random generates random datapoints and uses them for the current run. It also creates PNG files prefixed with example showing the different kwargs of plot().
You can pass six options to weightlog. Two of them are used in every command: --weightfile and --password. --weightfile speficies the filepath to which the weightlog should be saved. Its default is weight.aes in the current directory. --password specifies the password with which the weightfile will be encrypted. The other four options are only needed for some commands (will be ignored in all other cases). --weight and --date are used in --add. They tell the programm the weight which should be added to the log and at which date it should be added. --date has format DD-MM-YYYY HH:MM and defaults to the current date and time. --height is used in --plot and --save and tell the programm your current height for calculating the Body-Mass-Index. --outfile is only used in --save and tells the program where to save the plot to.
You can save some defaults into settings.py, see settings.py.example for the format and possible options which can be set.
