Django habits.

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+title: Python — Django — Habits Tracker
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+# Habits Tracker
+
+The project name is `django-habits-tracker`, follow [the return
+protocol](https://mdk.fr/pages/obiree2uaza2sh-rendu.html) in great
+details, any failures to follow the protocol will cost points.
+
+Create a [Django](https://docs.djangoproject.com/) project named
+`proj` containing a single app named `habits`.
+
+
+## Features needed
+
+- A user can sign-in¹.
+- A user can log-in and log-out.
+- A user can manage a list of habits².
+- One user can't see other user habits, habits can be very personal information.
+- A user can easily mark a habit as done when he does it.
+- A user can edit or remove a habit.
+- A user can see an overview of how well it did the habits.
+- A user should easily see what he show do now (habit running late) or if everything's done.
+
+1. Read the doc properly, Django already provides a user creation form
+   handling password validation password hashing for you.
+2. A habit is something like "Run at least once every other day", or
+   "Bake a brioche once a month", "Tech watch twice a week", ...
+
+
+So you'll need to find a way, given a habit description and a list of
+when he did it in the past, to score the user "fitness to the habit".
+
+
+## Admin zone
+
+The superuser should be able to easily see, modify, and delete the habits and
+when they've been done.
+
+
+## Bonus
+
+A nice front-end.
+
+
+## Hints
+
+Reading the [Django
+tutorial](https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.2/intro/tutorial01/),
+[my slides](http://mdk.fr/django-initiation), and the [hackinscience
+source code](https://framagit.org/hackinscience/hkis-website) should
+be enough for this project.