Personal Server 👩‍💻

I manage a personal server to do various admin tasks for my life. You know, like a normal person 😉

I keep additional super rough notes on this project here.

Next Steps ⏭

• Handle my Trello automations and improve
• Handle all my pushover notifications
• Discount my old happiness data
• Send my weekly email and use the new charts
• Pull in data live rather than relying on my committing it

Updates 🔼

2021-01-17 - 2021-01-23

Added an endpoint for getting json data from Pocket. So I can maintain an organised reading list there and pull it into my website.

2021-01-09 - 2021-01-16

Finally got all my data into my personal server 🙌. And built all the charts so I can have 1 metric to rule them all. My "How am I doing?" metric and graph. With a full drill down of all the data that goes into it. Looking good and a lot of it makes sense. Looking at the impact of COVID, drinking too much and how long it takes to recover when I start focussing on health.

2020-11-30 - 2020-12-06

Fixed a few bugs showing incorrect data and added in some new metrics I track: Meditation, stretching/yoga and discipline

2020-11-25 - 2020-11-29

Refactored the way charts and presets are defined and built a chart that can be used to show all data that can be represented as a percentage.

2020-11-17 - 2020-11-24

Spent a bunch of time replicating my drinking charts on my new server. Laying the groundwork for having a single metric to track and being able to zoom in and view the breakdown behind it.

2020-11-07 - 2020-11-16

Reduced the amount of logs I send as was going over the quota. Whoopsie.

2020-10-26 - 2020-11-06

Improved the folder stucture quite a bit, added crons jobs that link with crons written in Trello labels. Setup logging and started displaying the logs on the frontend

2020-10-23 - 2020-10-25

Got the server setup, uses GitHub actions to auto deploy master. The first function I added was an endpoint to grab an array of the latest stuff in my Trello Inbox. Specifically for this custom home widget I have on my phone, so I can display the latest bits on my home screen.