{% block title %}flanner{% endblock %}

{% import "_icon.html" as ico %} {% block title %}flanner{% endblock %} {% block extra_head %}{% endblock %}

{% set here = request.url.path %} {{ ico.icon('dashboard') }} Dashboard {{ ico.icon('projects') }} Projects {% if nav_projects is not none %}{{ nav_projects }}{% endif %} {{ ico.icon('plans') }} Plans {% if nav_plans is not none %}{{ nav_plans }}{% endif %} {{ ico.icon('freshness') }} Freshness {{ ico.icon('memory') }} Memory {% if nav_memory_pending %}{{ nav_memory_pending }} {% elif nav_memory %}{{ nav_memory }}{% endif %} {{ ico.icon('skills') }} Skills {% if nav_skills %}{{ nav_skills }}{% endif %} {# Behind the flag. Linear and Jira are built but not supported yet, so the sidebar does not offer them. `flanner/features.py` has the switch and the reasoning. #} {% if integrations_on %} {{ ico.icon('integrations') }} Issue trackers {% endif %} {# Both are always here. Mesh signed out is the page explaining how to join, which is exactly when somebody goes looking for it. Review used to wait for a team, on the reasoning that a proposal cannot exist without one — but comments and returned review packets are both local and need no team at all, so the page has content either way. Hiding it also made the sidebar itself inconsistent: any page that did not compute the signed-in flag dropped the entry. #}

Team

{{ ico.icon('mesh') }} Mesh {% if nav_peers %}{{ nav_peers }} {% elif not nav_signed_in %}not joined{% endif %} {{ ico.icon('review') }} Review {% if nav_review %}{{ nav_review }}{% endif %} {{ ico.icon('history') }} Actions {# Settings is not a team item. It followed the Team group with nothing between them, so the heading appeared to cover it. A rule rather than a second heading: a labelled group of one is heavier than the thing it is labelling. #} {{ ico.icon('settings') }} Settings

{% set newer = release_notice() %} {# A newer release, when one is known. Above the rail's foot rather than in the page, so it is on every screen without competing with the work on it. Shown only when the version check was allowed at `init`. #} {% if newer %}

{{ ico.icon('update', 14) }} Version {{ newer }} is out

You have {{ app_version }}. In a terminal:

uv tool upgrade flanner

{% endif %}

100% local

{% if update_check_on() %}

SQLite on this machine. No account, and your plans never leave it.

Once a day flanner asks pypi.org for the latest version number. flanner updates off stops it.

{% else %}

SQLite on this machine. No account, nothing leaves your disk.

{% endif %}

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{# Feedback about what you just did, as the same notice every page uses for a standing statement, with a dismiss control in the markup rather than one the script builds with inline styles. Only the good news retires itself (app.js); an error stays until it is read and closed. #} {% if error or success or info %}

{% if error %}

{% endif %} {% if success %}

{% endif %} {% if info %}

{% endif %}

{% endif %} {% block content %}{% endblock %}

{# Site footer. Deliberately links only to places that exist: every href here resolves, because a footer full of dead links is worse than a short one. No Terms or Status, because this build has neither. #}

{% block extra_scripts %}{% endblock %}

{{ self.title() }}

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