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ExerPlan is en exercise planner for a health care or sport training type websites. Each of the workouts can have galleries (such as pictures, downloadable files, or video sources) as additional information to the members, eg: about the instructional material.

ExerPlan was written by goldsky and first released on May 25th, 2013.

Download

It can be downloaded from within the MODX Revolution manager via Package Management, or from the MODX Extras Repository, available here: https://modx.com/extras/package/exerplan

Development and Bug Reporting

ExerPlan is stored and developed in GitHub, and can be found here: https://github.com/goldsky/ExerPlan

Custom Manager Page (CMP)

The admin/manager users get a very easy UI for them to manage the workouts.

To understand how it works, I'll explain it backward, start from the setting.

Settings

In here uses are able to set some of the basic settings for drop downs:

  1. Media Types This option makes categorization of which file types you want to select. This is related with the &mediaTypes property on the snippet call.
  2. Sources This option is set to apply some Data/API/Embed code for some of the sources. If it's localhost, then you can ignore that requirements.
  3. Difficulty Levels The level of the workout

Workouts

This is where the list of the workouts that will be provided for the members/usergroups of the website. On the same tab, admin/manager users can set the galleries, by clicking the "Manage Galleries" button.

By selecting the left tree of workouts list, admin/manager users can see the grid/table of galleries that have been set before. To add new gallery, they can simply click the "Add > Add URL Address" button.

This is where the admin/manager users give the URL address of the galleries, and set the Gallery Sources and Types to apply the additional Data/API/Embed code if there is any.

Users

At last, at the first dashboard, there is the Users tree under the Usergroups tree. By selecting the Usergroup name, admin/manager users can see the workouts for the Usergroups. By selecting the User name, they can see the workouts for the user, based on the (multiple) usergroups they are within, and of course the additional Individual workouts for the specific user only.

And how about the additional Galleries for this specific user?

Admin/manager users can show the members some videos/pictures/documents from any website sources, eg: the members' own captured video for evaluation.

And the last but not least,

the admin/manager users/mentors can give some assessments about the members. FYI, at this moment, this is one way comments, so no respond will be available at the front-end.

Snippets

There are 3 snippets available:

  1. exerplan.Exercises
  2. exerplan.Galleries
  3. exerplan.Assessments

All of these snippets have (as the default) &requireAuth=1 property is set, which then output the list that has been set for the logged in user only. For all snippets, to get a brief of the placeholders, use &toArray=1 property. On the chunk properties, @BINDINGs means you can use @FILE: to refer the template to the physical file, or @CODE: or @INLINE: for the inline the code.

exerplan.Exercises

This snippet show the workouts that have been set for the members.

Properties

property description options default
requireAuth is authorization required to see the output? bool 1
userId get the workouts that apply to this user int
sortby sort the list by this selection the field's name of the workouts table id
sortdir sort the list by this direction enum(asc,desc) asc
phsPrefix placeholder's prefix of the output string exerplan.
groupByUsergroups not yet implemented
getGalleries include the galleries of each workout bool
gallerySource if this is used, then filter the output by this media source string
galleryMediatype if this is used, then filter the output by this media type string
galleryPrefix add more placeholder's prefix for the gallery string gallery.
getUsergroupWorkouts Is getting workouts for user groups? bool 1
getUserWorkouts Is getting workouts for user? bool 1
tplItem chunk name, or use any of @BINDINGs for workout rows string exerplan.exercises.item
itemSeparator separator of each of item templates output string "\n"
tplWrapper chunk name, or use any of @BINDINGs for wrapper string exerplan.exercises.wrapper
tplGalleryItem chunk name, or use any of @BINDINGs for gallery's rows inside the gallery's wrapper string exerplan.gallery.item
gallerySeparator separator of each of gallery's item templates output string "\n"
tplGalleryWrapper chunk name, or use any of @BINDINGs for gallery's wrapper string exerplan.gallery.wrapper
toArray dump the placeholders output, rather parse them in the chunk bool
toPlaceholder place the output into the given name of the placeholder string

exerplan.Galleries

This snippet show the individual Galleries that have been given for the members, or the Galleries for the specified workout.

Properties

property description options default
requireAuth is authorization required to see the output? bool 1
userId get the workouts that apply to this user int
sortby sort the list by this selection the field's name of the workouts table id
sortdir sort the list by this direction enum(asc,desc) asc
phsPrefix placeholder's prefix of the output string exerplan.
workoutId the ID of the workout int
gallerySource if this is used, then filter the output by this media source string
galleryMediatype if this is used, then filter the output by this media type string
galleryPrefix add more placeholder's prefix for the gallery string gallery.
getUsergroupWorkouts Is getting workouts for user groups? bool 1
getUserWorkouts Is getting workouts for user? bool 1
tplItem chunk name, or use any of @BINDINGs for gallery's rows string exerplan.gallery.item
itemSeparator separator of each of item templates output string "\n"
tplWrapper chunk name, or use any of @BINDINGs for gallery's wrapper string exerplan.gallery.wrapper
toArray dump the placeholders output, rather parse them in the chunk bool
toPlaceholder place the output into the given name of the placeholder string

exerplan.Assessments

This snippet show the assessments that have been set for the members, or from the specified assessor.

Properties

property description options default
requireAuth is authorization required to see the output? bool 1
assesseeId get the assessments for this user int
assessorId get the assessments from this user int
showHidden Show hidden assessments? bool
sortby sort the list by this selection the field's name of the workouts table id
sortdir sort the list by this direction enum(asc,desc) asc
phsPrefix placeholder's prefix of the output string exerplan.
assessmentPrefix add more placeholder's prefix for the assessment's output string assessment.
tplItem chunk name, or use any of @BINDINGs for assessment's rows string exerplan.assessment.item
itemSeparator separator of each of item templates output string "\n"
tplWrapper chunk name, or use any of @BINDINGs for assessment's wrapper string exerplan.assessment.wrapper
toArray dump the placeholders output, rather parse them in the chunk bool
toPlaceholder place the output into the given name of the placeholder string

Examples

[[!Login]]<br>

<!-- &toArray is commented out, remove _ to run -->
[[!exerplan.Galleries?
&requireAuth=`1`
&userId=`[[+modx.user.id]]`
&galleryMediatype=`video`
&_toArray=`1`
]]

[[!exerplan.Assessments?
&requireAuth=`1`
&assesseeId=`[[+modx.user.id]]`
&_toArray=`1`
]]

Default Chunks

exerplan.exercises.item

<div id="exerplan-exercise-[[+exerplan.id]]">
    <div>Exercise: [[+exerplan.name]]</div>
    <div>Description: [[+exerplan.description]]</div>
    <div>Goal: [[+exerplan.goal]]</div>
    <div>Level: [[+exerplan.level_name]]</div>
    <div>Sets: [[+exerplan.set]]</div>
    <div>Reps: [[+exerplan.repetition]]</div>
    [[+exerplan.usergroup:notempty=`
    <div>Usergroup: [[+exerplan.usergroup]]</div>
    `]]
    [[+exerplan.galleries:notempty=`
    [[+exerplan.galleries]]
    `]]
</div>

exerplan.exercises.wrapper

<div>
    [[+exerplan.items]]
</div>

exerplan.gallery.item

<div id="exerplan-gallery-item-[[+exerplan.gallery.id]]">
    [[+exerplan.gallery.url:notempty=`
    <div>
        <a href="[[+exerplan.gallery.url]]"
           title="[[+exerplan.gallery.description]]"
           class="lightbox">
            [[+exerplan.gallery.name]]
        </a>
    </div>
    `:default=`
    <div>[[+exerplan.gallery.name]]</div>
    `]]
    <div>[[+exerplan.gallery.description]]</div>
</div>

exerplan.gallery.wrapper

<div id="exerplan-exercise-gallery-wrapper">
    [[+exerplan.gallery.items]]
</div>

exerplan.assessment.item

<div
    id="exerplan-assessment-item-[[+exerplan.assessment.id]]"
    [[+exerplan.assessment.row_index:mod:is=`0`:then=`
    style="border-top: 1px dotted #ddd; border-bottom: 1px dotted #ddd; background-color: #ddd; padding: 10px;"
    `:else=`
    style="border-top: 1px dotted #ddd; border-bottom: 1px dotted #ddd; background-color: #efefef;padding: 10px;"
    `]]
    >
    <div
        style="font-style: italic; font-size: smaller; color: grey;"
        >By: [[+exerplan.assessment.assessor.fullname:notempty=`
        [[+exerplan.assessment.assessor.fullname]]
        `:default=`
        [[+exerplan.assessment.assessor.username]]
        `]], [[+exerplan.assessment.created_on:date=`%d-%m-%Y`]]
    </div>
    <div>[[+exerplan.assessment.assessment]]</div>
</div>

exerplan.assessment.wrapper

<div id="exerplan-exercise-assessment-wrapper">
    [[+exerplan.assessment.items]]
</div>

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