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Self hosted FLOSS fitness/workout, nutrition and weight tracker

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# Proposed Changes - Aligned autocomplete group with above text - Added extra indent for suggestions ## Please check that the PR fulfills these requirements - [x] Tests for the...

There should be a form widget to select muscles, this can be useful e.g. in the exercise edit view. The widget could be just the same multi-select box with a...

## Use case Programs whose workouts don't fit within a single week schedule are tedious to configure. Programs like Stronglifts and Starting Strength are simple enough to just deal with...

effort: high
needs discussion
help wanted

## Use case Add categories to ingredients ## Proposal Improve the import script for the open food facts DB and import categories for ingredients

Currently the workouts and logs, etc. use a foreign key to the exercise model. Since we have split up the exercise model to a base and a translation, this now...

## Use case I get frustrated by needing to add ingredients one by one for a meal i made ## Proposal I wish that wger had the option to store...

## Steps to Reproduce 1. Create a workout and add some exercises 2. After the creation of exercises, try to edit the exercise's comment **Expected results:** Seeing a comment input...

type: bug

## Proposal When adding a new exercise there should be a popup for similar exercises, to avoid double entries. Here how it is on stackoverflow: ![wger](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/39344769/116790512-ca4fe180-aab4-11eb-88ee-d01287510e4d.PNG)

## Use case Users can add add exercises to a workout without filling out any of the fields. i.e. adding a blank exercise. Also, when you go to edit the...

Administrators should be able to see (and edit?) the hidden language field for exercises and ingredients. This is important e.g. when a user submits a new exercise in French but...

prio: low
good first issue