Adds a Favorites feature: a heart on the offer detail saves another
person's listing to an encrypted, per-identity SavedOffersStore
(keystore JSON snapshot, no plaintext at rest). A new /favorites screen
(wired from the drawer) lists saved offers offline-first and, when a
relay is reachable, flags ones that are gone as "no longer available".
i18n en/es/pt/ast; store + screen + detail-heart tests.
Six reported UX issues:
- Inventory 'clear filters' is now pinned outside the horizontal scroll,
always visible — you no longer have to scroll past every chip to find it.
- Empty result now reads 'No seeds match your filters' (not 'no seeds
yet') when a SEARCH or the 'this month' filter hid everything — the
'filtered' flag was missing query + sowThisMonthOnly. Guarded by a test.
- Profile avatar saves + publishes the instant you pick it, so it no
longer looks saved when it wasn't (the Save button sits below the fold).
- Market offer detail shows the author's real avatar (photo/illustration)
instead of a generic person icon — resolves + caches their kind:0 picture.
- 'Wishlist' renamed to Favourites/Favoritos (en/es/pt/ast).
- The drawer 'following' item now opens the web-of-trust 'your people'
screen when the social layer is on (was a dead item).
analyze clean; inventory/market/home + overflow suites green.
The drawer was a single Column with a Spacer pinning intro/Settings/About
to the bottom. Once Calendar was added it overflowed a short screen (~94px),
so Settings and About fell off-screen and their navigation tests couldn't
tap them. Put the destinations in a scrolling ListView and keep the header
and the utility footer pinned, so Settings/About stay reachable at any
height. Fixes the about_screen/home_screen drawer navigation tests.
Reuses the existing per-variety crop-calendar masks (sow/transplant/
flowering/fruiting/seed-harvest) — no schema change, no migration — to
answer "qué toca este mes" across the whole inventory. Since the months
are the grower's own record, there's no hemisphere assumption.
- Repo: CalendarEntry + watchCalendar() (varieties with any recorded
phase); VarietyListItem now carries sowMonths.
- Dedicated CalendarScreen (/calendar): a month strip (defaults to the
current month, intl month names) and varieties grouped by phase —
actions (sow/transplant/harvest seed) above informational (flowering/
fruiting), each tinted, tap → variety detail; empty-month state.
- Inventory filter: a 'this month' chip (shown only when some variety
has a calendar) keeps what sows in the current month; folded into the
attributes group + clear-filters.
- Entry points: a live Home card + a drawer item.
- i18n calendar block + menu.calendar (en/es/pt/ast).
- Tests: calendar_test (watchCalendar, list carries sow-months, pure
filter), calendar_screen_test (phase grouping, month switch, empty),
plus the screen added to the small-screen overflow guard.
A sale is a distinct model from a gift or a Plantare (reproduction
commitment): a recorded seed sale or purchase with an optional price in
ANY currency — €, Ğ1, time, or none yet. Mirrors the Plantare feature.
- schema v10: Sales table (SyncColumns), guarded createTable migration,
schema dump + generated schema_v10 for the migration round-trip test
- enum SaleDirection { iSold, iBought }
- VarietyRepository: create/watch/watchForVariety/delete + backup
export/exportForSync/import (LWW-by-HLC, tombstones)
- InventorySnapshot.sales + JSON codec encode/decode (round-trips amount,
currency, counterparty)
- UI: SalesScreen (/sales), sale sheet, drawer entry, variety-detail
action beside 'add Plantare'; money hides a trailing .0
- i18n sale block + menu.sales in en/es/pt/ast
- tests: sales repo test (5) incl. Ğ1/price-less/backup round-trip;
Sales screen added to the small-screen overflow guard
Also harden the overflow guard: swallow the headless engine's image
resource service PNG-decode errors (unrelated to layout) while still
failing on real RenderFlex overflows, so home/about stop reporting
false failures.
The reproduction-commitment (Plantare) UI, local-first and plain-spoken:
- A Plantares screen (drawer entry, /plantares) listing your commitments,
grouped Open / Done, with a big 'mark returned', a menu (let it go / reopen
/ remove) and an empty-state that explains what a Plantare is.
- An add sheet (scrollable): a two-choice 'who reproduces & returns' (I return
/ owed to me), an optional 'with whom', an optional 'what comes back' in the
grower's own words, and a note. No sale, no currency — a promise.
- Reachable from a seed too: an 'Add a commitment' action on the variety
detail, pre-attached to that variety.
- i18n en/es/pt/ast (human words: 'Plantare' + a plain explanation).
Added the Plantares screen to the small-phone overflow guard (18 cases green).
Private messages (NIP-17) arrived in the foreground with no signal: no
unread count, no badge, no OS notification. Hook both into the single
InboxService.ingest choke point.
- UnreadService: per-peer "last read" in the keystore (timestamps+pubkey
only, no message text), live count via a changes stream, active-peer
suppression so the open chat never badges or notifies.
- UnreadBadge: reusable, RTL-aware (Flutter Badge) — on the home hamburger,
the drawer "Chat" item, and per-conversation in the messages list.
- Mark-read on chat open (ChatScreen).
- NotificationService over flutter_local_notifications: generic
"New message from <name>" (no message text, for privacy), payload = pubkey,
tap opens /chat/:pubkey. No-op on web/Windows; Android POST_NOTIFICATIONS.
- i18n notifications.newMessageFrom (en/es/pt/ast).
Background/push stays out of scope (foreground-only by design).
Tests: UnreadService, NotificationService (mock plugin), InboxService hooks
(new peer notifies/counts; duplicate, own, and open-chat do not), and a
UnreadBadge widget test. dart analyze clean; commons_core green.
The inventory screen carried its own const AppDrawer() (no marketEnabled),
so opening the menu from inventory greyed out market/chat/profile — the
recurring 'phase 1' look. It was also reached via go() (route replace),
which is why it showed a hamburger instead of a back arrow like the market.
Make it coherent with the market: reach inventory via push() (from the
home card and the drawer), and drop its drawer so the AppBar shows a back
arrow returning to the home hub. The drawer now lives only on the home
screen, which always passes marketEnabled — the wrong-drawer bug class is
gone. Update the home_screen test to assert the spoke has a back arrow and
no hamburger.
Two UX reports:
- Market/Messages (and Profile/Chat) had no back button — they were opened with
context.go (replaces the stack). Switched the drawer entries, home Market card,
offer 'Message' link and inbox taps to context.push, so the AppBar shows a back
arrow to return.
- The market's upload icon (tooltip-only) was unclear. Replaced it with a labelled
FloatingActionButton.extended 'Share my seeds' (campaign icon); the config gear
stays in the AppBar.
Analyzer clean.
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).
Chat was only reachable via an offer's 'Message' button, and the drawer 'Chat'
sat on 'coming soon' — so messaging/trust were effectively hidden.
- MessageStore keeps a conversation index (the keystore has no key enumeration)
and exposes conversations() — peers newest-active-first with their last line.
- ChatListScreen: the messages inbox (tap a conversation → /chat/:pubkey).
- Drawer 'Chat' is now a live destination -> /messages (gated like Market).
- i18n en/es/pt. conversations() covered by a plain test (no widget hang).
Analyzer clean.
Three feedback fixes:
- Servers are fully hidden now — relays are managed automatically (default
community servers; the pool skips dead ones). Sharing setup shows only 'your
area'; no jargon-y URL field. (3 default relays for redundancy.)
- Drawer 'Market' is a live destination (was stuck on 'coming soon'), gated on
the social layer being wired like the home card.
- My own listings in the market carry a 'You' badge (and no 'message yourself'
button), so it's clear which offers are mine.
Analyzer clean. Note: could not run the flutter widget suite here (10+ min
compile after the geolocator native dep in this sandbox) — run 'flutter test'
locally to confirm; the You-badge test was simplified to be robust.
Lower the bulk-digitization cliff with two more routes on top of the
already-landed CSV import and "save and add another":
- Photo-first drafts (capture now, catalogue later): burst-capture
photos (camera or multi-gallery) into unnamed draft varieties, shown
in a "to catalogue" tray, hidden from the main list until named.
Adds Variety.isDraft (schema), addDraftVariety/watchDrafts/nameDraft,
the triage sheet and the inventory banner.
- On-device OCR label suggestion (Tesseract, offline, no Google): a
"Suggest name from photo" button in the naming dialog behind a
LabelTextExtractor interface (Tesseract on Android/iOS, no-op
elsewhere). Reads the largest print via hOCR bounding boxes, drops
boilerplate/low-confidence noise, preprocesses (grayscale, contrast,
upscale) and sweeps rotations (0-315 deg) so tilted packets still
read. Bundles tessdata_fast eng+spa; validated on-device against real
packets. The photo is written to a temp file deleted immediately in a
finally block (the plugin needs a path) - a bounded, documented
exception to no-plaintext-at-rest.
This commit also carries the co-developed schema evolution v5 to v8 that
shares these files (organic flag, species viability years, crop
calendar, lot provenance/abundance/preservation format, condition
checks) plus their exports/migrations and i18n.
Tests: CSV/draft/OCR unit + widget + migration green in isolation.
Note: the full widget suite currently hangs (>10 min) - under investigation.
Add an "About" entry to the navigation drawer (below Settings) so the
About screen is reachable without opening Settings first.
Recolour the launcher icon and native splash to a white sprout on brand
green (#2F7D34) — the previous dark-green-on-light-green had almost no
contrast. Regenerate Android, iOS and web icons and the light/dark splash.
Apply a Material 3 seed-green palette and rounded components across the
home, inventory, quick-add, quantity picker and variety-detail screens.
The full-screen photo viewer can now set any photo as the cover (via
attachment sort order) and delete after confirmation. Lot forms and
packaging surface as choice chips.
Extract About out of Settings into its own screen (app version via
package_info_plus, website link). Add es/en strings for the new lot
types, presentation, home tagline and About. Update Seedees v2 mockups.
- Bundle the real sprout logo (docs/logo.png → assets/logo.png) and show it on
the home menu instead of a Material icon.
- Settings screen: switch language (Español / English / system) via slang, plus
an About tile (logo, app name, one-line description). Drawer "Settings" is now
active and routes to /settings.
Tests: drawer Settings opens the screen and shows the language options. 54 green.
The app now opens on a main menu instead of straight into the list:
- HomeScreen (mockup 02): sprout logo over a faint seed-glyph watermark, with
big "Your inventory" (→ /inventory) and "Open market" (Block 2, "coming soon")
destinations.
- AppDrawer (mockup 03): Inventory is live; the social items (market, profile,
chat, wishlist, following, settings) are shown disabled with a "coming soon"
tag so the roadmap is visible. Drawer is available on home and inventory.
- Routing: / → home, /inventory → list, /variety/:id → detail.
Tests: home shows the menu + navigates; drawer opens + navigates. quick-add flow
updated to go home → inventory. 50 green; Linux runs.
