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App Structure Outline

Client: HTML, CSS, JavaScript

Server: Flask

Non-communication functionality:

  • Generate plant image
  • Grow plant
  • Water plant
  • Sunlight plant
  • Add user task (for client)
  • Delete user task
  • Add task template (for db)
  • Delete task template

Database: MongoDB Atlas

  • Can store potentially everything!
  • Mongodb has collections, can have multiple collections in a database: EX:
    • Collection for plants
      • this could make viewing all the plants easier so we don't have to iterate through users
      • might be easier for the community garden
    • Collection for Users

Data

  • Garden

    • Users: User[]

  • User

    • Username: str
    • Password: str
    • Plant: Plant
    • Tasks: Task[]

  • Plant

    • Growth Stage: int
    • Sunlight: int
      • based on daily login
    • Water: int
      • based on good deeds
    • Image: str (url)
    • Aesthetic description

  • Task

    • Description: str

Functionality

  • User Registration
  • User Authentication
  • Create Plant
    • define plant aesthetics
  • Water Plant (homepage button)
    • Water gained through "good deeds"
  • Sunlight (homepage button)
    • Sunlight gained through app interaction
  • Grow Plant (event)
    • Once threshold is reached, increment growth stage
    • Growth stage determines plant image
  • View Garden (separate tab/page)
  • View Plant (homepage)

ChatGPT Output

Tier 1: Simple Acts of Kindness

  • Compliment someone genuinely.
  • Hold the door open for someone.
  • Smile at a stranger.
  • Leave a positive note for someone to find.
  • Send an encouraging text to a friend.
  • Share your umbrella with someone during rain.
  • Let someone go ahead of you in line.
  • Share a book you've enjoyed with a friend.
  • Plant a tree or a flower in a community space.
  • Pick up litter in your neighborhood.

Tier 2: Community Engagement

  • Volunteer at a local shelter.
  • Donate blood.
  • Help a neighbor with yard work or groceries.
  • Organize a community cleanup day.
  • Cook a meal for someone who is ill or a new parent.
  • Tutor a student in your area of expertise.
  • Volunteer at a local library or community center.
  • Create a little free library in your neighborhood.
  • Help an elderly neighbor with technology.
  • Carpool to reduce carbon emissions.

Tier 3: Larger Commitments

  • Start a community garden.
  • Organize a fundraiser for a local cause.
  • Adopt a pet from a shelter.
  • Foster animals in need.
  • Volunteer regularly at a hospital.
  • Mentor a young person or a peer.
  • Start a recycling program at work or school.
  • Organize a charity run or walk.
  • Build a habitat for wildlife.
  • Volunteer for habitat restoration projects.

Special Occasions

  • Participate in or organize holiday-specific charity drives (e.g., toys for children during the holidays).
  • Organize or participate in a meal drive during Thanksgiving.
  • Make and distribute care packages for the homeless.
  • Volunteer at special olympics or similar events.
  • Organize a visit to a nursing home or hospice.

This list should give you a solid foundation for integrating various levels of good deeds into your app. Each tier encourages users to engage at their comfort level, promoting a culture of kindness and active community participation.