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sympto

v3.0.2

Published

Apply the sympto-thermal method to cycle data

Downloads

65

Readme

Sympto

Accepts an array of cycle days (one cycle) and returns the symptothermal status for that cycle. Run node example.js for a demo.

Find out more about the symptothermal method (in German).

Usage

Pass in all necessary info as an object with the following properties:

  • cycle: An array of the cycle's days in object form. See these assertions for how to format them.
  • previousCycle (optional): Same format as cycle. Sympto must be able to detect ovulation in the previous cycle in order to detect a pre-ovulatory phase.
  • earlierCycles (optional): Needed to correctly determine pre-ovulatory phase length.
  • secondarySymptom (default: mucus): Determines which values are used for symptothermal evaluation, can be 'mucus' or 'cervix.
  • excludePreOvu (default: false): Pass in true if you don't want the pre-ovulatory phase to be included in the status.