logbook

I added some TODOs, wrote a README, and set up builds + did some other smaller things!!

I MADE IT WORK WOOOHOOO
In these 4 hours of grinding I've done so many things (for example, I've streamlined a lot of code and handled many edge cases!!) You can now add 'states' to tags - they're basically a counter you can add to and remove from using logs and they're the main idea behind this app!

So yeah, MVP! Who cheered! (Next up: docs and maybe, hopefully, cadences).

I worked a lot, lot, lot on reading! You can read tags now and the tables are nicer and slighly more informational :)

I also did some other, more minor things (especially trying to improve my spaghetti code). Oh, anyway!

I updated some things and did some refactoring! One notable thing: a finalized tag deletion flow!

What's that? Oh, a ~~table~~!

I strayed a bit from my initial roadmap and added some important features, like
- data controls (including resetting the app data folder) and
- tag controls (including tag deletion).

Next up, I'm gonna try and finish some other important things (like deleting logs) and make it a bit prettier (tables are REALLY NECESSARY).

I've started work on this project! For now it's barely working, but I'm about halfway through my checklist:

• [x] Basic interface setup
• [x] Database and data folder (SQLite, stored in OS-appropriate user data dir)
• [x] Basic tag storage (flat tag.subtag IDs, semantic nesting only in UI)
• [x] Interface to create tags and write logs
• [ ] Interface to read last n logs
• - [x] Log reading logic
• - [x] Basic log printing logic
• // ...

So yeah!!! I'm gonna start working on table output (desperately needed), log deletion and advanced log features: stateful logs and hopefully soon cadences.