flaque/quirk

✨🐙 A GPL Licensed Cognitive Behavioral Therapy app for iOS and Android. Currently a teaching tool

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Quirk is no longer being maintained.

Quirk started as a little thing I made for myself as I started doing CBT. As I got better, I needed Quirk less. But at the same time, lots of other people had discovered Quirk and started picking it up. That meant more bug fixes, more features, and just more work to be done. I really couldn't keep it up well, especially with my main focus at the time (my day job).

So in order to work on it full time, my brother and I tried to turn it into a company. That way we could continue to develop Quirk as a primary focus, even if we didn't need it anymore.

For awhile, Quirk was going quite well. Lots of people subscribed, we got backed by Y Combinator, and we were growing very quickly.

Unfortunately, in order for the business to work and for us to pay ourselves, we needed folks to be subscribed for a fair amount of time. But in general, most people fell into three camps: didn't use the app at all (and weren't getting value for what they paid), felt better and then unsubscribed, or didn't feel better but persisted anyway. That meant the business model treated successes as failures and failures as successes. So a future Quirk would need to make people feel worse for longer or otherwise not help people we signed up to help. If the incentives of the business weren't aligned with the people, it would have been naive to assume that we could easily fix it as the organization grew and we held less control. We didn't want to go down that path, so we pivoted the company.

Anyone who's followed this project will know that we explored multiple paths towards sustainability. Much of it was discussed in the PRs and issues of this repo. We've investigated a completely free model, an indie open source model, a community open source model, a donation model, a pay-up-front model, an ad model, a tele-therapy model, and a subscription model.

Quirk (the company) is now Room Service.

Now-a-days, we're making Room Service, which helps folks build multiplayer stuff, like what Figma or Google Docs have. Multiple cursors, CRDTs, sockets, lots of people editing the same thing, that sort of thing. We're still the same commercial entity and such, just making a different product now. If you think multiplayer systems are cool and want to join us, send me an email: evan @ roomservice . dev.

Make your own Quirk.

If you like Quirk and want it to continue, feel free to fork it. We'd ask that you change the name to avoid confusion. Just heed our warning, becareful about the way you keep yourself afloat and becareful about your desire to work on this full-time. There's more of a write up about this here.

If you want to fork Quirk, you should fork off of this commit, it's right before we added payments and when the code was the cleanest.

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✨🐙 quirk.

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Quirk is a crossplatform, GPL-licensed, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) app built in React Native / Expo.

Unlike many CBT apps, it's fairly unbiased in what you use it for; it doesn't ask about you to do depression-specific CBT exercises. That makes it fairly quick and discreet to use, especially in a public setting.

How Quirk Supports Itself

In order for Quirk to support itself, it charges a small subscription fee. Currently it's $5.99 / month in the US, which is roughly the cost of a cup of coffee. This helps pay for a full-time developer to make Quirk not-dead and generally good.

The Survival Law of Product Design

To understand why we do a subscription, we can look to the Survival Law of Product Design, a fancy term I just made up. When you make a product, whatever keeps that product alive becomes the primary force of design.

For example, facebook.com is not Facebook's product, facebook.com/business/ads is Facebook's product. Because 0 dollars are made from facebook accounts, only from advertisers that pay to get access to those facebook accounts. The way you keep the lights on ultimately shapes the product you make.

So if you want to make a good product that helps folks, you should pick a model of sustainability where the financial incentives of the organization are aligned with the individual interests of the users.

After a lot of tries with other models, that ended up being a subscription. In a subscription, the primary metric is retention: are people still using this thing? If retention drops, people cancel their subscription and you no longer get to exist.

The only solid way to have good retention is to create something that is actively useful and good. Similarly, the only way to get any value from CBT is to consistently do it.

Contributors

Some amazing folks have helped build the Quirk you see today.

• @devinroche for setting up translation and stepping up as a core maintainer 🔥
• @devilcius for the amazing Spanish translation 🇪🇸
• @idnovic for the amazing German translation 🇩🇪 (and the iPad support!)
• @kwierbol for the amazing Polish translation 🇵🇱
• @Walther for the amazing Finnish translation 🇫🇮
• @Jos512 for the amazing Dutch translation 🇳🇱
• @jinto for the amazing Korean translation 🇰🇷
• @briankung for the Chinese 🇨🇳 localization, internationalization support and helping guide the entire translation effort. 🎉
• @akinariobi for the Russian translation 🇷🇺
• @miguelmf for the Portugese translation 🇵🇹
• @comradekingu for the Norweigan Bokmål translation 🇳🇴
• @micheleriva for the Italian translation 🇮🇹
• @Jolg42 for the French translation 🇫🇷
• @Buricescu for the Romanian translation 🇷🇴

Running Locally

Quirk is built on React Native and therefore assumes you have node installed. Yarn is preferred over NPM as a package manager.

# clone the project and cd into it
git clone [email protected]:Flaque/quirk.git; cd ./quirk

# copy the sample .env (edit as required)
cp .env.sample .env

# install dependencies
yarn

# start development environment
yarn start

You'll then be in the expo development environment. If you already have XCode installed with a simulator, you can just press i to start it.

Can I help?

Of course!

If you like the app, go give it 5 stars! It helps more people find the app.

If you're a mental health professional, audit the descriptions of the cognitive distortions. If you have suggestions, let me know and we'll change stuff!

If you can draw and can make digital illustrations of the little blobs, let me know and I'll find a place to stick them in the app!

If you know a language other than English, help us translate the app!

Design

Quirk's goal is to be both inviting and focused. It should be really easy to enter in a thought; people frequently enter these in public settings and need to do it fairly quickly. It also should not cause any increased frustration.

Design Logic

Quirk is built with two main goals in mind:

• Don't be bloated
• Don't be evil

Don't be bloated

Don't include features for one particular condition at the expense of other conditions. For example, don't couple mood tracking to thought tracking. If a user has to enter a mood in order to track a thought, then the entire app is ruined for people who use it for panic, OCD or another condition where mood isn't the primary focus.

Don't include non-CBT related treatments without good reason. No relaxation audio tracks or meditation guides. It's a CBT app, keep it focused on CBT.

Don't include things that could be better accomplished by another app. No one needs an in-app diary when a diary works just fine. No one needs an in-app heart rate tracker when a heart rate tracker works just fine.

Be quick and efficient. Thoughts shouldn't take 5 minutes to enter and you should be able to skip fields if it's reasonable. Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good.

Don't be Evil

Thoughts are more valuable than passwords, treat them that way. Most people would rather give over their passwords than their CBT thoughts. They're incredibly private, occasionally involve other people, and frequently are embarrassing.

Don't have $200 dollar in app purchases. I'm looking at you CBT Thought Diary. I get it, developers need to make money. It costs a lot to just keep the app on the app store. But you're preying on vulnerable people. Very few people of rational mind will purposely spend $200s for a dark mode.

Don't have dumb notifications. Scheduling is fine, abusing push notifications so your app has better traffic is scummy and gross.

Be open. Not every app has to be open source; it's a hard choice to make. But be clear and obvious within the app about what's going on with the user's data. Don't be sending it to some server without making that clear within the app, especially if it's not providing any extra utility to the user.

Don't push people to be unhappy. Do not purposefully or accidentally force people to be unhappy to use their app. Don't force people to state their unhappy in order to access a feature. It's easy for this to sneak up in the design, if a user has to rate their happiness below average in order to access the CBT features, you're asking them to be unhappy to use your app.

Be extremely cautious about making engagement your core metric. User engagement is fine to be concerned about. We all want people who need help to be actually engaging in the help. But holy moly becareful about this. You do not want to drive something that is for many people a treatment into a self-perpetuating engagement loop. A ruthless focus on engagement has caused many a product to become skinner boxes. No one should ever be addicted to your mental health app.

Engineering Logic

Quirk must not lose user data. The entire point of the app is to record your thoughts, so if you lost them it would be pretty bad. As stated in one study:

While an app failure in general can be inconvenient and annoying, it can have serious consequences in the context of mental health apps—someone who has come to rely on an app for emotional support can find a failure “devastating.”

Therefore, data management should be given a higher priority than any other part of the app.

Taxonomy and Order of Data Failure Cases

The following is a list of extremely bad behaviors and states that could happen in order of severity.

1 - Large Scale Data Corruption

All thoughts have been corrupted somehow. For example, the JSON format of every item is wrong. This is put at the top because not only can a user not access the data, but it may spiral out can cause continuing errors forcing the app to be "bricked."

2 - Large Scale Data Loss

All thoughts have been deleted without any hope of recovery.

3 - Small Scale Data Loss

A small amount of data has been deleted without any hope of recovery.

4 - Small Scale Data Corruption

A small amount of data has been corrupted in a recoverable way. The user still has lost data, but the app does not crash, and this is potentially fixable via an update.

License

Quirk is licensed under the GPL, which guarantees end users the freedom to study, share, and modify the software.

Note that this license does not give free reign to redistribute the name and branding of quirk. So if you'd like to publish your own version, please rename it to avoid end-user confusion.

quirk's Issues

Make an android version

I see the codebase is in react-native,

Can you share the reasoning behind not having an apk already?

strange button press animation - disconnects from the action

I can not take a screenshot of it soo let me explain.

Go to the "Cognitive Distortion"
Hold down and do not release any of the buttons.
The button gets greyed out. Like deactivated.
Now release the button. It activates and gets highlighted.

I think you should confirm the press itself by highlighting too.
I feel no confirmation from the app during the press.
It feels disconnected and not reassuring.

Confirm press itself. Yes user I got your choosing.
Highlight after release to mark it active.

Audit and examine CBT Features of other apps

Overall Available Tools

CBT features from a table in the paper "User Experience of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Apps for Depression: An Analysis of App functionality".

Therapeutic features	Definitions	CBT feature	Apps, n (%)
Dealing with negative automatic thoughts	Identifying and challenging specific negative automatic thoughts about self or the world	Yes	15 (48)
Addressing negative thinking styles	Identifying and challenging thinking styles and patterns; for example, catastrophizing, all-or-nothing thinking	Yes	9 (29)
Example activities	Example of pleasurable activities to do to improve one’s mood	Yes	9 (29)
Writing and self-reflection	Diaries and journals	No	6 (19)
Tracking mood	Tracking and annotating moods	Yes	5 (16)
Self-assessment	Tests and scales to assess one’s well-being	No	5 (16)
Gratitude and affirmations	Gratitude diary, examples of affirmations, ability to add affirmations, questions encouraging positive thinking about self	No	5 (16)
Information about CBT	Articles, blog posts, and other resources explaining cognitive behavioral therapy, its components, and how it works	Yes	4 (13)
Information about depression	Articles, blog posts, videos, and other resources explaining depression, its symptoms, how it works, and how to deal with it	Yes	3 (10)
Recording thoughts and emotions	Recording information about events, and thoughts and emotions that accompany them	Yes	3 (10)
Scheduling activities	Planning activities	Yes	3 (10)
Relaxation tracks	Calming music, sounds of nature, etc	No	3 (10)
General information about well-being	Articles, blog posts, videos, and other resources about mental health in general, health tips, well-being advice, nutrition, etc	No	3 (10)
Tracking anxiety and worries	Tracking anxiety incidents, worry lists	No	3 (10)
Recording and monitoring daily activities	Recording activities, matching activities with the calendar and mood information	Yes	2 (6)
Challenges and behavioral experiments	Tasks to complete to practice (new) coping skills	Yes	2 (6)
Setting goals	Setting up specific goals to works toward	Yes	2 (6)
Peer support	Ability to join forums or social networks, ask questions, and talk to others	No	2 (6)
Suicide prevention	Links to support services, ability to prepare a crisis plan	Yes	1 (3)
Challenging beliefs	Written exercises and examples of tasks to do to address one’s beliefs about the world and self	Yes	1 (3)
Breathing exercises	Written or recorded (audio or video) instructions for breathing exercises	No	1 (3)
Mindfulness	Mindfulness meditation tracks and written exercise instructions; excludes other types of meditation	No	1 (3)
Fun content	Games, jokes, and humorous content to provide distractions and improve one’s mood	No	1 (3)
Inspirational quotes	Quotes of famous people to provide motivation and lift one’s mood	No	1 (3)
Meditation	Guided meditation, topics to contemplate; excludes mindfulness	No	1 (3)
Physical exercise and yoga	Suggestions for specific exercises or yoga sessions	No	1 (3)

We don't need to implement all of these, and in my opinion we shouldn't, but I'm keeping this here as an example of what the field is like.

Scope and single-purpose design

I would be really hesitant to suggest that "more features" are better here. From a product design perspective, more features can overwhelm a user, spread developer effort too thin, and eat up valuable UI real estate.

Plus, the more CBT and "general health" features we add, often the specific the app becomes. That makes it harder for folks with less common conditions to use the app.

For example, many CBT apps currently ask you to record your mood. While that is a CBT exercise, AFAIK it's not typically an exercise given to folks with panic attacks, OCD, or other non-depression conditions. So by adding it in, we're not just making the experience "better" for depressive users, we're making it worse for non-depressive users.

Often existing mental health app designers fall into a "captive market" hypothesis. They believe that in order to best treat their users, they must be the only mental health app. So rather than trying to do one thing really well, they try do to everything within the context of a single app. This ultimately leads to a poor user experience.

Publish on F-Droid

First off, let me say thank you for creating and open-sourcing such an app. You're awesome!

Have you thought about publishing the app on F-Droid?

Different sentence structures in various languages

Problem

The sentence structure of some languages ​​(subject-object-predicate order) may be different.

Examples:

Introduction screen

Screenshot

English: "Welcome to quirk, the Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) App."
When translate this to Turkish, sentence structure is changing like this:
"Bilişsel Davranışçı Terapi (BDT) uygulaması quirk 'e hoş geldiniz!"
If we look at word by word:

• "Bilişsel Davranışçı Terapi (BDT)" -> "Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)"
• "uygulaması" -> "app"
• " 'e " -> "to"
• "hoş geldiniz" -> "Welcome"

I tried this for add this Turkish sentence:

"intro": {
  "line1":"",
  "emphasis1": "Bilişsel Davranışçı Terapi (BDT)",
  "line2":" uygulaması",
  "emphasis2": "quirk",
  "line3": "'e hoş geldiniz!"
},

but as you can see there is a little space before the word ("Bilişsel").

YourThoughtsArentYourThoughts screen

Screenshot

English: "Second: your thoughts can be automatic"
Turkish: "İkinci olarak: düşünceleriniz otomatikleşmiş olabilir"
Word by word:

• "İkinci olarak" -> "Second"
• "düşünceleriniz" -> "your thoughts"
• "otomatikleşmiş" -> "automatic"
• "olabilir" -> "can be"

I tried this:

"thoughts_arent_thoughts": {
  "line1": "İkinci olarak: düşünceleriniz",
  "emphasis1": "otomatikleşmiş",
  "line2": "olabilir."
},

but as you can see, there are missing word ("olabilir") on the screen.

Therefore, we need to be able to change the line order (including adding new lines).

Solution Suggestion

Such a structure came to my mind:

"intro": {
	"1": { "type": "emphasis", "text": "Bilişsel Davranışçı Terapi (BDT)" },
	"2": { "type": "line", "text": "uygulaması" },
	"3": { "type": "emphasis", "text": "quirk" },
	"4": { "type": "line", "text": " 'e hoş geldiniz!" }
},

Pseudo code:

var intro = {
	"1": { "type": "emphasis", "text": "Bilişsel Davranışçı Terapi (BDT)" },
	"2": { "type": "line", "text": "uygulaması" },
	"3": { "type": "emphasis", "text": "quirk" },
	"4": { "type": "line", "text": " 'e hoş geldiniz!" }
}

for (var line in intro) {
  var properties=intro[line];
  if (properties.type == "emphasis") {
    console.log("<Exaggerated>"+properties.text+"</Exaggerated>")
  } else {
    console.log(properties.text);
  }
}

Output:

"<Exaggerated>Bilişsel Davranışçı Terapi (BDT)</Exaggerated>"
"uygulaması"
"<Exaggerated>quirk</Exaggerated>"
" 'e hoş geldiniz!"

But I don't know how to implement this solution in React (I'm not React Developer) and I'm not sure this is a good solution. What you think about this solution? Or do you have any other suggestions?

Thanks for this amazing app. I would be happy to help contribute.

Cannot launch app on Android

I wanted to run the app on my android phone but I just get a "Something went wrong" screen.

Error log shows:

Uncaught Error: Error while updating property 'borderRadius' of a view managed by: RTCView

Android Version 9
Device: OnePlus 5T

Fixup Cognitive Distortion Input Items

Overview

The input items in the cognitive distortion selector are crap, we should fix them.

Steps

• Give them a larger tappable area
• Give them an feather icon on the far right
• Maybe give it a light highlight on selected

Strange README link

Why link to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cognitive_behavioral_therapy#Declining_effectiveness instead of the article without the anchor? (And very strange anchor to choose). I'm guessing that was just a copy/paste human error.

On iOS, the color of the titlebar is white

The titlebar is a white on white and that's bad.

Set distortions to slugs so we can keep track of them

Enhancement: support speech to text for input

Using something like this: https://github.com/wenkesj/react-native-voice

Typographical error in initial steps overview

Hello!

I've found a typo under the Alternative Thought point in the second to last slide when the user initially goes through the steps of correcting the posed Automatic Thought. It reads:

"It's true I missed George's party, I can appologize, and he'll probably forgive me"

It should read:

"It's true I missed George's party, I can apologize, and he'll probably forgive me"

Formview is not properly clearing after the save button is pressed

Way too much spacing between header and top of phone

This effect is more prominent in smaller phone sizes where there's less real estate.

README mentions Android app but the webpage does not

Thank you for making such an app. I am very interested in trying it out! Looks very polished.

I wanted to share the link of the webpage (https://getquirk.app/), but it doesn't contain the link for the Android version, only the IPhone version.

We should add the first illustration in the empty space

Overview

In the mocks, we have an illustration in the empty space on the list view, but not in the app at the moment.

Mock

Current

Steps

• Figure out how React Native handles images
• Maybe create multiple sizes of the illustration
• Put the illustration in the empty space

Screenshot Changelog

Overview

This thread is a place for rough screenshots of the current state of the app while it's in development, including which things need work.

Other Blaming emoji not visible on Android

Unfortunately, the emoji displayed next to the Other-Blaming Cognitive Distortion is not visible on Android.

Android 8.0.0, Huawei P10 lite (EMUI version 8.0.0)

TouchID protection for App

It would be nice if the app could be "protected" with TouchId or a password. This doesn't need to be the default, but could be enabled in the Settings.

Consider mentioning that thoughts are only saved locally

Given that thoughts are quite sensitive, I think it might be worth telling folks during on-boarding that their data will never leave the device. Down the line it might even be a good idea to allow passcode protection of the list screen, but that’s just thinking out loud.

Extremely important sticker concerns

Proof of dope stickers

Sideways because photos are hard.

How to get them

If you contributed to the project, I would love to mail you a sticker (along with a note of thanks!).

Specifically I'd like to call out these amazing people for their crazy awesome work:

• @devinroche (you're in SF so I'ma just hand them to you)
• @devilcius for the amazing Spanish translation
• @idnovic for the amazing German translation (and the iPad support!)
• @kwierbol for the amazing Polish translation
• @Walther for the amazing Finnish translation
• @Jos512 for the amazing Dutch translation
• @jinto for the amazing Korean translation
• @briankung for the Chinese localization, internationalization support and helping guide the entire translation effort. 🎉

Two ways to get them:

• If you're in the bay area, let me buy you coffee and I'll give you a sticker in person!
• If you're not, or just don't want to grab coffee, give me your address and I'll mail you one!

Send your address and preferred sticker-delivery-method to this email: [email protected]

Come up with a better input method

Overview

Current inputs are ugly looking. That outline is kinda gross. But we still need contrast.

Steps

• Brainstorm better ideas
• ???
• Profit

Fix possible side-loaded trackers

While the README highlights the focus on privacy the resulting application sadly doesn't. I don't think it's intended so I hope that the report helps to start investigating the reasons for that and remove the tracks from the Code:

https://reports.exodus-privacy.eu.org/en/reports/69301/

The exodus report indicates that there are code signatures of 11 trackers/ad services involved. Important: It doesn't mean they are active, but that's something that should be investigated.

My idea where this comes from: Dependencies. Since I already mention I don't expect it to be intentional, there is likely that those trackers came as "side-loaded content" by one of the dependencies. Anyway, I think it's important to find and getting rid of them. Hope you get this fixed soon as the app is great! GPL 👍

It's possible to create an empty thought

That's pretty annoying.

There's no way to delete anything

Overview

We can't delete items in Quirk. That should be possible by swiping over to the left like in other apps.

Weird "back to previous screen" behavior

When the user creates a thought, then presses the "go back to screen" button, it doesn't preserve the thought they were just on which messes with the way screens normally work. Plus, if you "swipe" left it has the correct effect.

Publishing Checklist

Overview

These are all the things that we need to do in order to publish. We're publishing first on iOS.

High Value Steps

These are required to publish for iOS.

• Determine price. Based on survey data, it should probably be $2 dollars. ($2 sounds good, lower the price if needed).
• Make a splash screen
• Create an Icon
• Configure bundle identifier
• Get a privacy policy

Low Value Steps

These we should do, but aren't required to publish for iOS.

• Make sure the app doesn't "break" on iPads
• Configure the status bar so we're not clashing
• Choose a PrimaryColor (Android)

Dark theme

It would be awesome if there was a dark theme.

Introduction text gets cutt of on iPhone 7

The introduction gets cut off on iPhone 7

Creation vs Editing screens

When you click on a list item, you go back to the creation screen with the items prefilled out. That makes it really easy to accidentally change or wipe something when you're just looking.

We should make it slightly harder to modify when you click on a list item. We can probably do that by having an entrance from the list view put the creation screen into an "view" mode and then having an edit button that the user needs to click on in order to be able to modify the inputs.

Does not handle dynamic text size well

Setting the text size (in Settings: Display & Brightness) to anything larger than the center of the scale causes artifacts in the introduction.

Convert the list screen to a scrollview

Overview

The current list screen isn't a scrollview, but it should be.

When clicking on form inputs, the keyboard doesn't properly scroll up

Improvement: Thoughts can be deleted without user confirmation, add confirmation?

Maybe it would be better if deleting thoughts would require confirmation or the usual swipe to delete button?

The splash screen seems a little offputting

Can we fade in when we load? Some other apps appear to fade in. Am I crazy or is that actually happening?

https://getquirk.app/ SSL issue

This site can’t provide a secure connection getquirk.app sent an invalid response.
Try running Windows Network Diagnostics.
ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR

Add Dynamic Font Sizes to Intro Screen

In some languages, words can be long. In some screens of the app, e.g. the introduction, the words get split at seemingly arbitrary letters. Languages can have their own hyphenation rules for long words and word wrapping.

Request for comments:

• Automated hyphenation? Do various languages have libraries that could provide this "for free" by using a dependency?
• Manual hyphenation? E.g. inserting soft hyphens into the translation files?
• Other solutions? E.g. decreasing font size to fit words better? (and accept it wouldn't be 100% perfect)
• Leave it as-is, consider it a minor cosmetic issue?

Seeking Android Champion

Overview

I don't have an Android phone. I'd love to make this app really great on Android, but I don't use it and can't as easily verify that it's as bug free and stable as the iOS version.

So I'm seeking someone who would be willing to take on an "Android Champion" role.

Improvement: Add dates to record/history of alternative thoughts

It would be nice to be able to know what I was thinking about last week, or yesterday, that type of thing. Right now it only shows today, and doesn't recognize that some prior entries are not from today.

Export / Backup / sync saved entries

I was wondering if you have any plans for allowing users to export the saved data in any way.

I see that the entries are only saved locally, so the options are:

• have an on-demand "Export option" (format TBD)
• have a sync / backup option where the data is stored in iCloud automatically, allowing the user to get the data from there if required (iCloud data should be human readable)

Any thoughts? I'd be happy to implement this and submit a PR if you can give me some directions.

Thanks!

Readme has Quirk mispelled

I was reading the readme, and the design part mentions Qurik instead of Quirk.

iPad app

Please add an iPad build.

And let me use the app in vertical and horizontal screen mode.

Thank you!

User onboarding skips step #3

We just go straight from #2 to #4

Landscape mode

I hate writing in portraid mode, I can't in fact! It would be nice if quirk supported landscape mode.

Fix the save button

Overview

The save button should look like the mocks, over to the side and blue.

Current

Mock

Steps

• Make button #546de5
• Move button over to the right

Localization and internationalization of string assets

Thanks for nice project. It'll be great for applying CBT's techniques in life.
Is there any plans about preparing localization and internationalization?
When it's ready, I can help translating string assets to Korean.

Internationalize plan

Hi,
I’m a Korean programmer and had CBT before. I think it should be great if you support other languages.

I translated ‘groovy programming language’ into korean and contributed translation of ‘django girls’.

Do you have plan for internalization?

Refactor the ui components

The UI file has a lot of tech debt :/

• Convert them to typescript instead of proptypes
• Whenever possible, make style a prop that you can pass in.

wtf is wrong with the tests

Overview

Something's wrong with the tests. I'm pretty sure it's something to do with *.json files, since the commit that introduced them into the codepath of the tests is where things start breaking.

 FAIL  src/sanitize.test.ts
  ● Test suite failed to run

    Jest encountered an unexpected token

    This usually means that you are trying to import a file which Jest cannot parse, e.g. it's not plain JavaScript.

    By default, if Jest sees a Babel config, it will use that to transform your files, ignoring "node_modules".

    Here's what you can do:
     • To have some of your "node_modules" files transformed, you can specify a custom "transformIgnorePatterns" in your config.
     • If you need a custom transformation specify a "transform" option in your config.
     • If you simply want to mock your non-JS modules (e.g. binary assets) you can stub them out with the "moduleNameMapper" config option.

    You'll find more details and examples of these config options in the docs:
    https://jestjs.io/docs/en/configuration.html

    Details:

    /Users/evanconrad/dev/src/github.com/Flaque/quirk/node_modules/expo/build/environment/validate.js:1
    ({"Object.<anonymous>":function(module,exports,require,__dirname,__filename,global,jest){import {
                                                                                                    ^

    SyntaxError: Unexpected token {

      at ScriptTransformer._transformAndBuildScript (node_modules/@jest/transform/build/ScriptTransformer.js:471:17)
      at ScriptTransformer.transform (node_modules/@jest/transform/build/ScriptTransformer.js:513:25)
      at Object.<anonymous> (node_modules/expo/build/Expo.js:278:1)

At the moment, this is blocking #42

We should be able to see the date the thought was recorded

It should be easier to see dates of when a thought was recorded. But not sure where we should show that.