shirsakm/nightlio

AI Summary: The user requests improvements to the mobile UI of the Nightlio service, noting it's currently "not very useful" on Android 15 with Firefox and Chrome. Specific issues include poor display in portrait mode and impractical typing in landscape due to the virtual keyboard obscuring content, with screenshots provided for illustration.

AI Summary: This is a feature request to allow users to import their Daylio backup data into Nightlio. The user notes that Daylio backups are likely JSON files that have been base64-encoded and zipped. This feature is dependent on other existing features like custom moods.

AI Summary: This issue proposes adding a web push notification feature that allows users to select their mood directly from the notification, similar to the Daylio app. The implementer is unsure if this functionality is technically feasible.

AI Summary: This issue proposes adding image support to journal entries, which is considered crucial for user experience. Key tasks include generating unique IDs for images, storing them on disk, linking them to entries, making the feature configurable via an environment variable, and updating the user interface to display these images.

AI Summary: This issue proposes to streamline the process of adding new entries by removing redundant navigation. Instead of directing users to a separate mood selection page, the 'New Entry' card in the History section should directly open the mood picker on the homepage. The 'New Entry' button in the left rail will also be removed as it duplicates this functionality.

AI Summary: The progress bar for daily goals is not automatically resetting at the start of a new week. It incorrectly retains the previous week's progress and only resets after a goal is marked as completed in the new week, which is not the intended behavior.

AI Summary: Users are encountering a bug where typing a forward slash (/) within a journal entry text field incorrectly triggers a "Search focus - search not implemented yet" message. This occurs even when the cursor is not in the search bar, preventing the user from successfully entering a slash into their journal entries.