The Fitness Tracker App is a comprehensive mobile solution designed for health-conscious individuals who want to take control of their fitness journey. Built using the Flutter framework and powered by a local SQLite database, the app provides a seamless, private, and offline-capable experience for managing your health data.

• Daily Progress Dashboard
• Visual Goal Progress Cards
• Weekly Calories Bar Chart
• Weekly Summary Statistics
• Historical Date Navigation
• Pull-to-Refresh Functionality
• Manual Activity Logging
• Multiple Activity Categories (Running, Walking, Cycling, Swimming, etc.)
• Duration & Calories Tracking
• Step Counter & Notes Integration
• Activity History View
• Filtering Views (Day, Week, All)
• Swipe-to-Delete Activities
• SQLite Local Database Storage
• Offline Data Persistence
• Goal Configuration System

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Based on the project documentation, here are the technical requirements needed to build, run, and use the Fitness Tracker App:

🛠️ Development Environment Requirements

To clone the repository and run the source code, your machine needs the following:

• Flutter SDK: Version 3.10 or higher
• Dart SDK: (Included automatically with Flutter 3.10+)
• Android SDK: Configured with API level 21 or higher
• Version Control: Git (to clone the repository)

📱 Device Requirements (To run the app)

• Android: Android 5.0 (Lollipop) or newer (due to the minimum API level 21 requirement).
• Storage: Sufficient local storage space, as the app utilizes an offline SQLite database to store all user activity data directly on the device.
• Internet Connection: Not required! The app is designed to be fully functional offline.

💻 Core Tech Stack & Dependencies

The app relies on the following core technologies under the hood:

• Language: Dart
• Database: SQLite (via the sqflite plugin)
• Data Visualization: fl_chart library for rendering the weekly statistics
• Formatting: intl package for precise date and time handling
• State Management: Built-in setState (no external state management libraries required)

📊 Understanding Your Dashboard (Home Screen)

The Dashboard is the first screen you see and acts as your daily fitness command center.

1. View Today's Progress: When you open the app, you will immediately see your progress for the current day.
2. Track Your Goals: Watch the visual progress bars fill up as you get closer to your daily targets:
   • Steps: Goal is 10,000 steps.
   • Calories: Goal is to burn 500 calories.
   • Active Duration: Goal is 60 minutes of activity.
3. Check Previous Days: Want to see how you did yesterday? Simply tap the Left and Right Arrow Buttons at the top of the screen to navigate between different dates.
4. Refresh Data: If you need to force the screen to update, simply swipe down from the top of the screen (pull-to-refresh).

➕ How to Log a New Activity

Logging your workouts is quick and easy.

1. On the Dashboard or History screen, locate and tap the "+" (Plus) Floating Action Button in the bottom corner.
2. Choose Activity Type: A grid of 8 activities will appear. Tap the icon that matches your workout (e.g., Running, Cycling, Yoga, Swimming, etc.).
3. Enter Core Details:
   • Input the Duration of your workout in minutes.
   • Input the estimated Calories Burned.
4. Add Optional Details: If applicable, you can log the number of Steps taken and add any personal Notes about how the workout felt.
5. Adjust Date/Time: By default, it logs for the current time. You can change this using the date and time picker if you are logging a past workout.
6. Save: Tap the Save Activity button at the bottom to record it to your database.

🗓️ Viewing and Managing Your History

Keep track of everything you've accomplished over time.

1. Open History: Tap the History tab located in the bottom navigation bar.
2. Switch Views: At the top of the screen, you can toggle between three viewing modes to see exactly what you want:
   • Day: See all activities broken down for a specific day.
   • Week: View a summary of your activities over an entire week.
   • All: Browse a continuous list of every activity you've ever logged.
3. Navigate Time: Use the arrow buttons to jump between different weeks or months, depending on your current view mode.
4. Delete an Activity: Made a mistake or want to remove an entry? Simply find the activity card in the list and swipe left on it to permanently delete it.