I have been using this alongside MyFitnessPal and it is great! I look forward to getting rid of MFP so my data is mine.

The dev is responsive and quick to fix bugs and implement features, too. Thanks @TraceApps@lemmy.world!

Actually, I moved it to a proper repo. I also created a script to get the proper food diary info from MFP.

https://github.com/nomad64/mfp-to-nutritrace

Yeah, feel free to link to it or integrate it into NutriTrace directly. MFP doesn’t allow users to export a lot of their data and what they do allow is pretty minimal (ex: food diary doesn’t export the food diary, simply a diary of each meal).

I don’t plan on supporting it, so it might break whenever MFP decides to update their API. But I am just glad if it helps even one person.

I created a helper script to export custom foods from MFP and store them in the NutriTrace JSON format, in case you find it helpful. https://gist.github.com/nomad64/87cf935d8373d730383c5a0e98693c94

Nice! I will have to look into this when I have time in the coming weeks. Looks like a cool project!

Is there a way to migrate a food diary from another app like MyFitnessPal?

I have used Docker Swarm in my homelab for years without big issues, you just have to be aware of its limitations. For example, I use SWAG for my reverse proxy and it works better as a compose deployment on an individual docker node because then it can identify incoming IPs. All of the backend communication runs on internal networks, which helps isolate them.

I like using Swarm at home because it is simple and easy while providing good scalability and security (yes, I know podman would be more secure, but I haven’t taken that plunge yet).

That being said, Docker Swarm isn’t used in the industry much. So if you are looking to expand on your IT skills, K8s is the way.