MarioPartyHealthEducation

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  the initial view for the game play

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  the database with all the user data

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  The front end view showing different player scores

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  middle game play view

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  final screen where user submits score to leaderboard

Inspiration

Attempt to help educate the younger people (children) about healthy living, diet, exercise and everything that includes a healthy lifestyle. By creating a healthy base early on, that will help practice good habits early on.

What it does

This is a full stack base system that does the following:

1. Allows user to play a game and submit a score at the end. The point of the first game is to show children that fruits and veggies are better than candy bars.
2. When the scores are submitted, the scores can be checked on via the browser (Mithril JS) through the Flask API that sits on top of the PostgreSQL database.

How I built it

It uses Python/PyGame for the actual mini-game and communicates to a Flask API to load data.

The data is stored in a PostgreSQL Database.

The start of the frontend base was created using the lightweight Mithril JS framework that retrieves user data from the Flask API.

Challenges I ran into

Creating the entire application with no team because they either dropped or had other excuses.

Accomplishments that I am proud of

Creating an MVP on my own.

What I learned

Become better at selecting a team so that a better application can be created.

What's next for MarioPartyHealthEducation

-To improve the interface so that it is more appealing to a child/general users. -Add more minigames -Create a higher level game screen that acts as a "Mario Party" format and multiplayer teams can play different minigames against each other.

Built With

• flask
• mithril
• postgresql
• pygame
• python