render

Documentation

Overview

Package render turns a day into something to read, and into the facts it was read from.

Both are pure functions of model.Day. Markdown is the one people open; JSON is what regenerates the markdown when the format changes, which is why the JSON is written first and never derived from the prose.

Index

• func HTML(d model.Day, cfg config.Config, assetsDir string) string
• func JSON(d model.Day) ([]byte, error)
• func Markdown(d model.Day, cfg config.Config) string
• func Week(days []model.Day, cfg config.Config) string
• func WeekBounds(t time.Time) (time.Time, time.Time)

Functions

func HTML

func HTML(d model.Day, cfg config.Config, assetsDir string) string

HTML renders a day as a single self-contained page.

func JSON

func JSON(d model.Day) ([]byte, error)

JSON is the canonical record.

func Markdown

func Markdown(d model.Day, cfg config.Config) string

Markdown renders the report.

Ordering is deliberate: what shipped is at the top because it is the question being asked, then each stream in the order it ran, then the things that need attention. Detail sinks; state floats.

func Week

func Week(days []model.Day, cfg config.Config) string

Week renders a rollup over whole days.

It reads only what the daily reports already established — no re-derivation, no second pass over transcripts. A week that disagreed with its own days would be a bug with nowhere to look for it.

func WeekBounds

func WeekBounds(t time.Time) (time.Time, time.Time)

WeekBounds returns the Monday-to-Sunday range containing t.