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health-note

v0.0.1

Published

Analytics SDK for NIP-101h health events (scaffold – WIP)

Downloads

12

Readme

HealthNote SDK (MVP)

A tiny TypeScript helper library for reading NIP-101h health events and turning them into charts, correlations and trends—without exposing raw plaintext outside your app's secure context.

npm install health-note  # local path while developing

Quick start

import {
  loadEventsFromFile,
  toTimeSeries,
  groupByBucket,
  pearsonR,
  lineChartSVG,
} from 'health-note';

// 1. Load encrypted (or plaintext) NIP-101h events from disk
const events = await loadEventsFromFile('weight.ndjson');

// 2. Convert to tidy daily series (kind 1351 = Weight)
const series = toTimeSeries(events);

// 3. Bucket by month and take average weight
const monthly = groupByBucket(series, { bucket: 'month', aggregate: 'avg' });

// 4. Render a quick SVG
const svg = lineChartSVG(monthly, { width: 600, height: 300 });
console.log(svg); // → <svg …/>

// 5. Correlate steps and calories
const steps = toTimeSeries(events, { metricKind: 1359 });
const calories = toTimeSeries(events, { metricKind: 2357 });
console.log('Correlation:', pearsonR(steps, calories));

Currently supported

| Feature | API | |---------|-----| | JSON/CSV loaders | loadEventsFrom* | | Event validation against JSON Schemas | validateEvent | | Time-series transform | toTimeSeries | | Bucket & aggregate | groupByBucket | | Rolling stats | rollingStatistic | | Trend & correlation | movingAverage, linearRegression, pearsonR | | Anomaly detection | rollingZScoreAnomalies | | SVG charts (no deps) | lineChartSVG, barChartSVG |

NOTE This is a minimal, MVP-grade toolkit to unblock early adopters. More transports, metrics, and richer chart components will land in future releases.