who-growth-charts

Generate WHO Child Growth Standards charts with percentile curves and child data overlay. ## Features - **Height-for-age** (0-19 years) - **Weight-for-age** (0-10 years) - **BMI-for-age** (0-19 years) - Supports **boys and girls** - **Downloads WHO data on demand** from cdn.who.int (cached locally) - Overlays child's actual measurements with trend line ## Examples | Height | Weight | BMI | |--------|--------|-----| | <img src="examples/anna_height.png" width="250"> | <img src="examples/anna_weight.png" width="250"> | <img src="examples/anna_bmi.png" width="250"> | ## Prerequisites Install Python dependencies: ```bash pip install pandas matplotlib scipy openpyxl ``` ## Usage ### Basic Chart Generation ```bash python3 ./scripts/growth_chart.py "Child Name" "DD.MM.YYYY" --sex F --type all ``` Arguments: - `name`: Child's name (used in chart title) - `birthdate`: Date of birth in DD.MM.YYYY format - `--sex` / `-s`: `F` (female) or `M` (male) — default: F - `--type` / `-t`: `height`, `weight`, `bmi`, or `all` — default: all - `--data` / `-d`: JSON file with measurement data - `--output` / `-o`: Output directory for charts ### With Measurement Data Create a JSON file with height/weight measurements (heights in meters, weights in kg): ```json { "heights": [ ["2024-01-15T10:00:00", 1.05] ], "weights": [ ["2024-01-15T10:00:00", 17.5] ] } ``` ```bash python3 ./scripts/growth_chart.py "Emma" "06.07.2016" --sex F --data emma_data.json --type all ``` ### Integration with Withings Combine with `withings-family` skill to fetch weight data automatically: ```bash # Get Withings weight data (assuming withings-family skill is installed) python3 ../withings-family/scripts/withings.py emma body > /tmp/withings.json # Parse and generate charts # (The growth chart script handles Withings JSON format if implemented, otherwise transform it) ``` ## Output Charts are saved as PNG files in `~/clawd/who-growth-charts/` by default (or specified output directory). Data cache and assets are stored in `~/clawd/who-growth-charts/cache/`.