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项目作者： GallagherAiden

项目描述 ：
A node module for converting exercises to steps
高级语言： HTML
项目地址: git://github.com/GallagherAiden/exerciseConverter.git
创建时间： 2018-10-25T07:44:42Z
项目社区：https://github.com/GallagherAiden/exerciseConverter
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Exercise Converter

version 1.0.0
-> security updates
-> additional tests

Overview

This module allows exercises to be converted into steps. It uses public data available from the University of Vermonts website: http://www.uvm.edu/hrs/healthy/archive/steps.html

Install

Make sure your version of Node.js is at least 7.6.0.

npm install --save exerciseconverter

Exercises

  1. aerobics  
  2. badminton  
  3. basketball  
  4. bicycling  
  5. bowling  
  6. boxing  
  7. canoeing  
  8. choppingwood  
  9. circuittraining  
  10. dancing  
  11. elliptical  
  12. firewoodtasks  
  13. americanfootball  
  14. gardening  
  15. golfing  
  16. groceryshopping  
  17. handball  
  18. hiking  
  19. horsebackriding  
  20. housework  
  21. iceskating  
  22. judo  
  23. jumpingrope  
  24. karate  
  25. kickboxing  
  26. mowing  
  27. orienteering  
  28. painting  
  29. pilates  
  30. pingpong  
  31. racquetball  
  32. rakingleaves  
  33. rollerskating  
  34. rowing  
  35. running  
  36. scubadiving  
  37. skiing  
  38. snowshoveling  
  39. snowboarding  
  40. football  
  41. softball  
  42. squash  
  43. stairclimbing  
  44. stretching  
  45. swimming  
  46. taekwondo  
  47. tennis  
  48. trampoline  
  49. volleyball  
  50. car  
  51. wateraerobics  
  52. weighttraining  
  53. yardwork  
  54. yoga

Intensity

Intensity is determined by effort exerted. For example, performing the exercise for leisure with light to minimal impact on breathing would be intensity 1 or 2. More competitive exercise with elevated heart rate e.g. 90 - 149 would be intensity 3 or 4. Very elevated heart rate and level of exercise unsustainable for more than ten minutes would be intensity 5.

Examples:
Hiking uphill at a fast pace might be 3 or 4. Hiking on the same incline with additional weight at the same pace would be intensity 5.

Kicking a football against a wall would be 1. Playing 11 a side would be 3 or 4. 4-a-side football for ten minutes would be a 5.

HR [Intensity]
0 - 69 [1]
70 - 89 [2]
90 - 119 [3]
120 - 149 [4]

150+ [5]

toSteps(exercise, intensity, minutes)

This async function expects an exercise, intensity and minutes to return the number of ‘steps’ taken.

Example Call

  1. toSteps("Boxing", 3, 10).then(function(steps){
  2.   console.log(steps);
  3. }).catch(function(error){
  4.   console.error("Error: ", error);
  5. })
  7. //output: 3480

All Input Criteria

Exercise (string): => see Exercises
Intensity (number): => 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5

Minutes (number): => any number

toStepsAvgHR(exercise, averageHeartRate, minutes)

This async function expects an exercise, average heart rate and minutes to return the number of ‘steps’ taken.

Example Call

  1. toStepsAvgHR("Boxing", 180, 1).then(function(steps){
  2.   console.log(steps);
  3. }).catch(function(error){
  4.   console.error("Error: ", error);
  5. })
  7. //output: 418

All Input Criteria

Exercise (string): => see Exercises
Average Heart Rate (number) [intensity]: => 0 - 69 [1], 70 - 89 [2], 90 - 119 [3], 120 - 149 [4], 150+ [5]

Minutes (number): => any number

toStepsHRpm(exercise, [HRminute1, HRminute2 …])

This async function expects an exercise, and an array of heart rate values for each minute of exercise to return the number of ‘steps’ taken.

Example Call

  1. toStepsHRpm("aerobics", [120, 140, 150, 165, 180, 176, 162, 104, 101, 80]).then(function(steps){
  2.   console.log(steps);
  3. }).catch(function(error){
  4.   console.error("Error: ", error);
  5. })
  7. //output: 1872

All Input Criteria

Exercise (string): => see Exercises
Heart Rate [HRminute1, HRminute2 …] (object): [120, 120, 40, 30, 60…]

Additional Information

Currently looking for feedback and requests for enhancements. Datasets, format etc. subject to change. v1.0.0 to be the first package where a normal release cycle of little change/big change etc will begin.