#52 stores entries; this makes writing one cheap enough that it actually happens. Notes get written standing in the garden holding a phone, usually with one hand — if it takes more than a couple of taps from looking at a bed to typing a sentence, the log stays empty.
Scope
Add note from the object inspector, so a bed you already have selected is one tap from a note. Body + date, date defaulting to today and editable for backdating.
A garden-level journal view: entries newest-first, showing which bed or plop each is attached to, filterable to one bed and to a date range.
An entry indicator on beds that have notes — something small on the canvas or in the inspector, so the log is discoverable rather than a page you have to remember exists.
Edit/delete your own entries; owner can delete any.
Empty state that says what the journal is for, since it starts empty for a whole season's worth of gardens.
web/src/editor/Inspector.tsx · web/src/pages/GardenEditorPage.tsx · web/src/lib/ (new journal.ts) · see the rail-layout decision in #49
Dependencies
Blocked by #52. Coordinate with #49 on where this lives in the editor chrome — journal, history and chat are three panels competing for one rail, and that should be settled once.
Acceptance criteria
From selecting a bed, a note can be written in two taps and appears immediately in the garden journal.
Backdating works and sorts correctly.
Notes survive their bed being moved or resized; deleting the bed removes them.
Usable one-handed on a phone.
Design: [DESIGN.md](https://gitea.stevedudenhoeffer.com/steve/pansy/src/branch/main/DESIGN.md)
## Context
#52 stores entries; this makes writing one cheap enough that it actually happens. Notes get written standing in the garden holding a phone, usually with one hand — if it takes more than a couple of taps from looking at a bed to typing a sentence, the log stays empty.
## Scope
- [ ] **Add note** from the object inspector, so a bed you already have selected is one tap from a note. Body + date, date defaulting to today and editable for backdating.
- [ ] A garden-level journal view: entries newest-first, showing which bed or plop each is attached to, filterable to one bed and to a date range.
- [ ] An entry indicator on beds that have notes — something small on the canvas or in the inspector, so the log is discoverable rather than a page you have to remember exists.
- [ ] Edit/delete your own entries; owner can delete any.
- [ ] Empty state that says what the journal is for, since it starts empty for a whole season's worth of gardens.
## Out of scope
- Photos (blocked on the storage decision in #52).
- Rich text. Plain text, and let it be plain.
## Key files
`web/src/editor/Inspector.tsx` · `web/src/pages/GardenEditorPage.tsx` · `web/src/lib/` (new `journal.ts`) · see the rail-layout decision in #49
## Dependencies
Blocked by #52. Coordinate with #49 on where this lives in the editor chrome — journal, history and chat are three panels competing for one rail, and that should be settled once.
## Acceptance criteria
- From selecting a bed, a note can be written in two taps and appears immediately in the garden journal.
- Backdating works and sorts correctly.
- Notes survive their bed being moved or resized; deleting the bed removes them.
- Usable one-handed on a phone.
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Design: DESIGN.md
Context
#52 stores entries; this makes writing one cheap enough that it actually happens. Notes get written standing in the garden holding a phone, usually with one hand — if it takes more than a couple of taps from looking at a bed to typing a sentence, the log stays empty.
Scope
Out of scope
Key files
web/src/editor/Inspector.tsx·web/src/pages/GardenEditorPage.tsx·web/src/lib/(newjournal.ts) · see the rail-layout decision in #49Dependencies
Blocked by #52. Coordinate with #49 on where this lives in the editor chrome — journal, history and chat are three panels competing for one rail, and that should be settled once.
Acceptance criteria