Drawer 'Profile' is now live.
- commons_core: ProfileTransport + UserProfile + NostrProfileTransport (kind:0
publish/fetch), exposed as SocialSession.profile. Round-trip tested against the
in-process relay (fast dart test).
- app: ProfileStore (local name/about, keystore) + ProfileScreen — shows your
shareable npub with copy, edits display name + 'about', saves locally and (when
online) publishes kind:0 so peers can recognise you instead of a raw key.
- Drawer 'Profile' -> /profile (gated like Market/Chat).
- i18n en/es/pt. ProfileStore + profile transport covered by plain/dart tests.
Analyzer clean (both packages).
Relay-strategy hardening (network-trust §3): don't hang on one relay.
- NostrChannel interface: what the transports need (sign, publish, subscribe,
reqOnce). Implemented by NostrConnection (single relay) and the new RelayPool.
- RelayPool: connects to all configured relays (skips unreachable ones, throws
only when none are reachable), publishes to every live relay (accepted if any
accepts), merges discovery deduped by event id, and survives a relay dropping.
- Transports now depend on NostrChannel, not a concrete connection.
- SocialService.openSession takes ALL configured relays (was relays.first);
createOffersCubit passes the whole list.
commons_core 63 tests green (3 new pool tests over two in-process relays);
app_seeds social/market 18 green.
Pure Dart lat/lon -> low-precision geohash (public-domain algorithm), the piece
the coarse-area capture needs so people never type a code. Precision-controlled
(5 chars ~ ±2.4 km). Tested against the canonical u4pruydqqvj vector + prefix/
proximity properties. 5 tests green.
Second production slice: the concrete Nostr backend on the shared connection,
using the vetted nostr package's crypto (NIP-44 spec-vector tested, gift wrap).
- NostrConnection: one dart:io WebSocket + identity + EVENT/OK, REQ/EOSE via
the library's Event/Filter/Request. Pure Dart, no Flutter.
- NostrOfferTransport (NIP-99 kind 30402) + Nip99Codec: geohash coarsened to a
NIP-52 prefix ladder on the wire; Offer stays inventory/location-agnostic.
- NostrMessageTransport (NIP-17): send/inbox via the library's DirectMessage
gift-wrap onion.
- NostrTrustTransport (custom addressable kind 30777): certify/revoke/discover.
- MiniRelay test support + integration tests: offers, messaging (metadata
privacy), WoT membership + revoke, and trust-filters-offers — all over ONE
shared connection, hermetic in-process relay.
Renamed the core offer lifecycle enum OfferStatus -> OfferLifecycle to avoid
colliding with app_seeds' sharing-intent OfferStatus (no Block 1 code touched;
app_seeds analyzes clean, 0 errors). commons_core: 55 tests green.
'Save a backup' now writes a sealed .tanemaki file (AES-256-GCM under a
key HKDF-derived from the root seed; format TANEBK v1, open and stable).
Restoring on the same identity is silent; a copy sealed by another
identity asks for the printed recovery code (TANE1 base32, typo-tolerant)
and adopts that seed — recovering your bank recovers you. Legacy plain
exports still restore. Settings gains a recovery sheet (QR + code PDF).
BackupBox/RecoveryCode live in commons_core, pure Dart, TDD.
Rework quantities the way seeds are actually described — a number of an informal
unit — and let a lot hold seeds or plants (plantel).
Quantity model (commons_core):
- Quantity is now { kind, count?, label } — "3 cobs", "2 packets", "a few".
Count is optional; uncountable vibes (a few, some, pinch) carry no number.
- QuantityKind reorganised into an ascending scale: vibes → containers
(teaspoon/spoon/cup/jar/sack) → seed & fruit forms → plant units, each tagged
countable/not. Stored by name; count reuses the existing numeric column.
Lot type (schema v2):
- Lots gain a `type` (seed | plant); germination stays meaningful for seeds.
schemaVersion 2 with a from1To2 migration (adds the column), drift_schema_v2
exported, migration test covers v1→v2.
UI:
- New QuantityPicker: a horizontal scale of large seed-glyph icons + a number
stepper (shown only for countable units), plus a seed/plant SegmentedButton.
Used in quick-add and add-lot. Lot lines render "3 cobs" / "a few".
- i18n: unit singular/plural (ES/EN, Weblate-friendly), lot-type labels.
Build: slang moved to its CLI (disabled in build_runner to avoid a multi-file
collision); CI runs `dart run slang` before build_runner. 38 tests green,
Linux migrates the existing v1 DB and runs.
Stand up the Tanemaki monorepo and the first end-to-end vertical slice of
Block 1 (offline, encrypted inventory): add a seed → see it in a categorized,
searchable list → it persists → reopen and it's still there.
Architecture (state management like G1nkgo, adapted to Tane's reality):
- flutter_bloc (Cubit-first), but the encrypted Drift DB is the single source
of truth; cubits stream from repositories (no hydrated_bloc/Hive, which would
write plaintext at rest).
- get_it composition root; go_router; slang i18n (ES/EN, Weblate-friendly JSON).
Workspace & core:
- pub workspace: packages/commons_core (pure Dart) + apps/app_seeds (Flutter).
- commons_core primitives: UUIDv7 IdGen, Hybrid Logical Clock, Quantity value
type (+ plant-aware QuantityKind), IdentityService root-seed stub.
Data & security:
- Drift schemaVersion=1 with all 10 Block-1 tables + common CRDT columns
(HLC updated_at, last_author, tombstones); Movement append-only.
- SQLCipher via an injectable executor that refuses to open a plaintext DB;
DB key + root seed in the OS keystore (separate secrets).
- Exported drift_schema_v1.json + migration scaffold.
Tests (near-TDD; nothing merges without tests):
- commons_core units (24), Drift migration test, "no plaintext at rest"
security guard (runs where SQLCipher is present, skips otherwise),
repository, widget, full quick-add flow, file-reopen persistence, and a
no-hardcoded-strings i18n guard. GitLab CI: format + analyze + test + coverage.
Follow-on Block-1 stories (item detail/edit, species catalog, germination UI)
and all of Block 2 remain out of scope.
