A security-first, offline-capable chronic pain tracking application built with empathy and clinical-minded design.
Pain Tracker provides high-resolution, multidimensional pain tracking with a security-first, local-first architecture. It includes clinical-focused exports and tooling for WorkSafe BC reporting. Some advanced analytics and integrations are in active development; see the implementation snapshot in .github/copilot-instructions.md for current status.
The Pain Tracker dashboard featuring the 7-step pain assessment form, customizable widgets, analytics visualizations, and trauma-informed design.
Vision: Transform chronic pain management through technology that respects patient privacy while delivering clinical-grade insights.
Mission: Bridge the gap between patient experience and clinical understanding through comprehensive, secure, and accessible pain tracking technology.
Version: 0.1.0-beta (Active Development)
Last Updated: September 2024
| Feature | Status | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Empathy Intelligence Engine | ✅ Complete | Heuristic-based pain pattern analysis and personalized insights |
| Trauma-Informed UI | ✅ Complete | Comprehensive accessibility with trauma-informed design patterns |
| 7-Step Pain Assessment | ✅ Complete | Multi-dimensional tracking across 25+ anatomical locations |
| Security Architecture | ✅ Complete | Multi-layer protection with encryption, CSP, and audit trails |
| WorkSafe BC Export | ✅ Complete | CSV/JSON exports for claims and clinical reporting |
| Customizable Dashboard | ✅ Complete | Widget-based layout with user preferences |
| Trend Visualizations | ✅ Complete | Interactive charts for pain history and patterns |
| Feature | Status | Next Steps |
|---|---|---|
| Validation Technology | 🟡 Integration Pending | Connect validation UI to main forms |
| PWA Features | 🟡 Testing Needed | Service worker present, needs browser testing |
| Advanced Visualizations | 🟡 In Progress | Body heatmaps and correlation graphs |
| PDF Export | 🟡 Partial | Basic exports working, advanced formatting needed |
- Q4 2024: Complete PWA testing, enhance offline capabilities
- Q1 2025: Machine learning pain pattern recognition
- Q2 2025: EMR/EHR integration capabilities
- Q3 2025: Multi-platform native applications
- ✅ Multidimensional Tracking: Fully implemented 7-step assessment across 25+ anatomical locations
- ✅ Symptom Complexity: Complete tracking of 19+ symptom types with severity gradients
- ✅ Pattern Recognition: Heuristic-based trend analysis and correlation detection (working)
- 🔄 Visual Heatmaps: Basic body mapping implemented; advanced temporal progression in development
- 🔄 Predictive Models: Core analytics complete; ML-based prediction models planned for Q1 2025
- ✅ WorkSafe BC Compliance: Fully functional automated claims generation and CSV/JSON reporting
- ✅ Healthcare Exports: Production-ready clinician-formatted data exports
- ✅ Evidence-Based Metrics: Validated pain assessment scales integrated
- ✅ Treatment Correlation: Comprehensive outcome tracking and intervention analysis
- ✅ Local-First Data: IndexedDB storage with selective encryption (AES-GCM helpers implemented)
- ✅ Enterprise Hardening: Active CSP headers, SAST pipelines, and secret scanning
- ✅ Threat Modeling: Continuous security assessment with automated scanning
- ✅ Compliance Ready: HIPAA-aligned data handling practices and audit trails
- 🔄 Full Encryption: Enterprise-grade encrypted IndexedDB layer in progress
- ✅ Medication Management: Complete dosage tracking and side effect monitoring
- ✅ Treatment Protocols: Full therapy session logging and effectiveness analysis
- ✅ Quality of Life: Working mood, sleep, and activity impact correlation
- 🔄 Emergency Protocols: Core emergency UI and simulation dashboards complete; external escalation pending
- ✅ Accessibility Features: WCAG 2.1 AA compliant with comprehensive support for trauma survivors
- ✅ Gentle Language: Context-sensitive, empathetic UI copy throughout
- ✅ Progressive Disclosure: Cognitive load management with step-by-step workflows
- ✅ Crisis Detection: Working simulation and testing dashboard for emergency scenarios
- ✅ Customization: User preferences for font sizes, contrast, touch targets, and interaction patterns
- React 18 with TypeScript for type-safe development
- Vite for lightning-fast development and optimized builds
- Tailwind CSS + Headless UI for responsive, accessible design
- Zustand for predictable state management
- Zod Schemas for runtime type validation and data integrity
- IndexedDB wrapper for sophisticated offline-first data management
- Event-driven sync with conflict resolution and prioritized queues
- Immutable updates (e.g. Immer) and forward-compatible shims
- Recharts & Chart.js for interactive data visualization
- Custom Heatmap Engine for anatomical pain mapping
- Temporal Analysis with trend detection algorithms
- Export Pipelines for clinical and insurance reporting
- Vitest testing framework with @testing-library/react
- Stryker Mutator for mutation testing and code quality
- ESLint + TypeScript for code consistency
- Husky + CommitLint for development workflow enforcement
- GitHub Actions CI/CD with security scanning
- CodeQL static analysis and vulnerability detection
- Dynamic Badge Generation for real-time project metrics
- Makefile Workflows for standardized development processes
| Security Layer | Implementation | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Data Storage | Local IndexedDB only, no external transmission | ✅ Active |
| Code Analysis | CodeQL, ESLint security rules, SAST pipeline | ✅ Active |
| Dependency Management | Automated scanning, SBOM generation | ✅ Active |
| Secret Protection | Pre-commit scanning, .env validation | ✅ Active |
| Runtime Security | CSP headers, input validation, XSS protection | ✅ Active |
Current Security Status:
- ✅ Production dependencies: Clean
⚠️ Development dependencies: Minor tooling vulnerabilities (non-runtime impact)- 🔄 Ongoing remediation of dev-tool security advisories
src/
├── components/ # Reusable UI components
├── containers/ # Page-level components and layouts
├── stores/ # Zustand state management
├── services/ # Data persistence and sync logic
├── hooks/ # Custom React hooks
├── types/ # TypeScript type definitions
├── validation-technology/ # Zod schemas and validation
├── lib/ # Core utilities and helpers
├── design-system/ # Design tokens and system components
├── workers/ # Web Workers for background processing
├── i18n/ # Internationalization support
└── test/ # Test utilities and fixtures
-### Prerequisites
- Node.js 20 (LTS) is the standardized version for development and CI. Older LTS versions (18) may work, but CI and workflows are aligned to Node 20.
- Note: an
.nvmrcfile has been added to the repository to pin the Node.js version for local development. - npm 9+
- Modern browser with IndexedDB support
If you are developing on Windows or running CI on Windows runners, follow the detailed instructions in docs/CANVAS_WINDOWS_PREREQS.md to install Visual Studio Build Tools or MSYS2 and the native cairo dependencies required by canvas@3.x.
Badges (tests, coverage, security, LOC, issues, PRs, commit activity) are generated
by scripts in scripts/ and stored under badges/ for Shields.io.
Local refresh (PowerShell):
npm run badge:allOr individually:
npm run badge:tests
npm run badge:loc
node scripts/generate-security-badge.mjsThe pre-push hook (.husky/pre-push) auto-regenerates and commits badge JSONs when
pushing main to keep them current.
Color thresholds:
- Coverage: 90+
brightgreen, 80–89green, 70–79yellowgreen, 60–69yellow, 50–59orange, <50red - LOC thresholds favor smaller core (adjust as needed)
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/CrisisCore-Systems/pain-tracker.git
cd pain-tracker
# Install dependencies
npm install
# Start development server
npm run dev
# Run comprehensive tests
npm run test:coverageFollow these lightweight steps when contributing or onboarding locally.
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Keep dependencies healthy:
- Run an audit regularly:
npm audit. - Attempt safe auto-fixes:
npm audit fix(non-forcing). If nothing remains, you're good; if transitive/dev-only issues persist, update the direct dev dependency (for example@stryker-mutator/core) and re-run the audit.
- Run an audit regularly:
-
Database developer helpers (safe placeholders):
- Dry-run (recommended):
npm run db:migrate— shows migration command recommendationsnpm run db:reset— shows reset recommendationsnpm run db:seed— shows seeding recommendations
- Execute (only on local/test DB and after reviewing):
DRY_RUN=false npm run db:migrateDRY_RUN=false npm run db:resetDRY_RUN=false npm run db:seed
- Dry-run (recommended):
-
Runtime validation helpers:
- Lightweight helpers are in
src/utils/validation.ts:assertNumericRange(value, name, min, max)— runtime numeric guardsanitizeNote(note, maxLength?)— reduces accidental long-digit PHI and truncates
- Tests for the helpers live in
src/utils/__tests__/validation.test.ts.
- Lightweight helpers are in
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Running tests locally:
- Single file:
npm run test -- path/to/testfile - All tests:
npm run testornpm run test:coveragefor coverage
- Single file:
Notes:
- The database scripts are intentionally non-destructive by default (DRY_RUN mode). Only disable DRY_RUN when you're certain you're pointing at a local/test database.
- Dev-only vulnerabilities are lower priority than production ones, but we recommend fixing them before releases. Avoid
npm audit fix --forceunless you run the full test suite and review changes.
# Build for production
npm run build
# Preview production build
npm run preview
# Pre-deployment validation (recommended before deploying)
npm run deploy:precheck
# Deploy to GitHub Pages
npm run deployFor comprehensive deployment instructions, see:
docs/DEPLOYMENT.md- Complete deployment guidedocs/DEPLOYMENT_CHECKLIST.md- Pre-deployment checklist
- Unit Tests: Component and utility function testing
- Integration Tests: Store and service interaction testing
- Mutation Testing: Code quality and test effectiveness analysis
- Security Testing: Automated vulnerability and penetration testing
# Run all tests with coverage
npm run test:coverage
# Generate security audit
npm run security-full
# Update project metrics
npm run badge:all
# Health check
npm run doctor- FHIR Compatibility: Structured data export capabilities
- HL7 Alignment: Healthcare data interchange standards
- Clinical Validation: Evidence-based assessment methodologies
- WorkSafe BC: Automated claims and reporting integration
- Privacy Legislation: PIPEDA and provincial privacy law alignment
- Accessibility: WCAG 2.1 AA compliance target
We welcome contributions that advance the mission of empathetic, secure healthcare technology.
- Fork the repository
- Create a feature branch (
git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature) - Commit with conventional commits (
git commit -m 'feat: add amazing feature') - Test comprehensively (
npm run test:coverage && npm run security-full) - Submit a pull request
- TypeScript strict mode required
- 90%+ test coverage for new features
- Security review for all data-handling code
- Accessibility compliance for UI components
Current Statistics (September 2024):
| Metric | Value | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Test Coverage | 90%+ | ✅ Excellent | Comprehensive test suite with unit, integration, and E2E tests |
| Security Score | A+ | ✅ Hardened | Multi-layer security with active scanning and SAST |
| Lines of Code | 31,700+ | 📈 Growing | TypeScript-first codebase with strong typing |
| Bundle Size | <2MB | ✅ Optimized | Code-split and tree-shaken for performance |
| Components | 150+ | 📦 Modular | Reusable design system components |
| Build Status | ✅ Passing | 🟢 Stable | All CI/CD pipelines green |
| Dependencies | Clean | ✅ Audited | Production deps clean, dev deps with minor issues |
Build Performance:
- Build Time: ~10s
- Dev Server Start: <1s
- Hot Module Reload: ~100ms
Completed:
- ✅ Core pain tracking functionality (7-step assessment)
- ✅ Security hardening (encryption, CSP, audit trails)
- ✅ Trauma-informed UI/UX system
- ✅ WorkSafe BC export capabilities
- ✅ Empathy intelligence engine (heuristics)
- ✅ Custom dashboard with widgets
In Progress:
- 🔄 PWA feature testing and optimization
- 🔄 Advanced validation technology integration
- 🔄 Development dependency security remediation
- 🎯 Machine learning pain pattern recognition
- 🎯 Predictive analytics for pain episodes
- 🎯 Advanced treatment correlation analysis
- 🎯 Enhanced body heatmap visualizations
- 🎯 AI-powered insight generation
- 🎯 EMR/EHR system integration (FHIR-compliant)
- 🎯 Telehealth platform connectivity
- 🎯 Wearable device data integration
- 🎯 Healthcare provider portal
- 🎯 Bi-directional data sync
- 🎯 Multi-platform native applications (iOS, Android)
- 🎯 Healthcare provider dashboard
- 🎯 Research data anonymization platform
- 🎯 Clinical study export tools
- 🎯 Community features and support groups
- Architecture Deep Dive - Technical implementation details
- Contributing Guide - Development and contribution guidelines
- Security Policy - Security practices and vulnerability reporting
- PWA Implementation - Progressive Web App features
- Empathy Framework - User experience philosophy
- Issues: GitHub Issues
- Security: See SECURITY.md for vulnerability reporting
- General: Visit CrisisCore Systems
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
- Pain Management Community: For insights and validation
- Healthcare Professionals: For clinical guidance and feedback
- Security Community: For vulnerability research and hardening advice
- Open Source Contributors: For the foundational technologies that make this possible
Built with ❤️ for those who need it most
Pain Tracker - Where Technology Meets Compassion
Known issues:
- Some legacy peer deps are required while test ecosystem versions converge; remediation is underway.
Node compatibility:
- Node.js 18, 20, 22 supported
- npm 9+ required
- Use --legacy-peer-deps during installation if needed
This repo enforces Conventional Commits and has strong pre-commit gates.
Examples:
feat(tracker): add pain heatmap visualization
fix(api): resolve WCB integration timeout
docs(readme): add contributing guidelines
Skip tags: [skip lint], [skip build], [skip all]
Expand for developer workflow and commands
Key commands (Makefile):
make help # List commands
make dev # Start Vite dev server
make test # Run Vitest
make check # Lint, typecheck, security
make lint-fix # Auto-fix linting issues
make badge:all # Regenerate dynamic badgesCommit convention:
- feat(scope): add new feature
- fix(api): resolve endpoint issue
- docs(readme): update installation guide
- chore(deps): upgrade dependencies
Dynamic badges are generated by scripts in /scripts and kept fresh via the pre-push hook on main.
Version: 0.1.0-dev (early development) Build: passing Security: dev dependency vulnerabilities present Deployment: GitHub Pages configured
Current core features (implemented or partially implemented):
- Multi-step assessment (7 steps) — implemented
- Interactive analytics and charts — implemented (trend charts)
- WorkSafe BC report generation (CSV/JSON) — implemented; PDF export partial
- Emergency response panel — partial (core UI implemented)
- Local storage import/export — implemented (selective encryption wrappers)
- Comprehensive test suite — implemented for core services; coverage targets ongoing
- Security scanning and validation — implemented for CI; dev-dependency remediation ongoing
- Onboarding and tutorial system — basic flows implemented
- Responsive, accessible UI — implemented with trauma-informed patterns
- Full TypeScript + Zod — implemented
In active development:
- Dependency remediation
- Enhanced analytics
- Mobile optimization
- Additional export formats
📋 Full feature list
- Multi-dimensional pain assessment: intensity, 25+ locations, 19+ symptom types
- Advanced analytics: trend charts, heat maps, progression analysis
- WorkSafe BC report generation
- Emergency response panel
- Clinical data export: CSV and JSON outputs
- Work impact assessment: missed days, modified duties, limitations
- Medication and treatment logging
- Quality-of-life metrics: sleep, mood, activity
- Secure local-first storage: data stays on device
- Data portability: import, export, backups
Commitment to honest status reporting, privacy-first architecture, layered security, and evidence-driven iteration.
By CrisisCore Systems.
MIT License — see LICENSE.
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