Fight OCD in your browser!

By solving simple problems you gain trust and confidence in yourself - this should help fighting Obsessive–compulsive disorder.

The main idea is to check how well you remember sequences of numbers and letters - a common task in everyday life, e.g. when filling in documents. OCD makes me recheck phone/passport numbers ridiculous number of times, because of constant doubts. Hope this app will help not only me but also you if you experience something similar 😃

You can try it yourself here: navalnica.github.io/akr

Features to add

The project is in development. You are welcome to help to implement following features!

• add transitions via Svelte
• fix layout jitter when opening settings and when switching languages. probably use display: grid instead of flexboxes

Technologies used

• Svelte framework - to build reactive interface
• Vite - to build Svelte app into a static web-site (html + css + js)
• Pico.css - for styling, especially for out-of-the-box light/dark theme support in components
• Github pages - to host a static web-site

Data used

• SWIFT codes are sampled from the following dataset: github.com/PeterNotenboom/SwiftCodes.
  Notebook to reproduce data loading and sampling: py/swift_codes_parser.ipynb
• ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country codes are taken from gist.github.com/tadast/8827699

How to build

• The project was built from the Vite+Svelte template
  • To reproduce run: npm init vite and select Svelte template
  • There is no need in reproducing, you can use the code from this repo to get started
• Install dependencies: npm install.
  This will create node_modules folder and package-lock.json
• To run dev server: npm run dev
  • If you run development in docker container,
    you need to expose port to your host by npm run dev -- --host
  • To specify port: npm run dev -- --port 1234
• To build static website: npm run build. Artifacts will be stored to docs folder
  • To change output dir: npm run build -- --outDir <dirname>
• To preview built static website: npm run preview
  • Similar to above, you can specify outDir, change port or expose host:
    npm run preview -- --outDir docs --port 4000 --host