I have used update_hooks to achieve similar behaviour in my projects. But perhaps this is intended as a higher level layer? It looks like the implementation is not using hooks?
This looks great! I can't quit trying new apps! But joking aside, this is what a (bad) habit tracker should be like. Focused on the habits and not distract you with everything else. Let's see if I can quit social media. (Hope that does not include HN)
That's all I use now for REAL social media. My family is in one Signal chat, and my in-laws in a other one. All the social media I need. School groups are unfortunately on Facebook Messenger groups.
This is exactly what I have been looking for. Like the other commenter, I am a but surprised by having to drag along psql for this. I like the design of the site, though
I applaud your accuracy when measuring your kids' temperature. My approach when figuring out if my kids are sick is if their temperature is "high" and their general appearance and conditition is out of the ordinary. The exact decimal of the temperature doesn't matter too much by itself.
After reading your comment, I went to the bookmark manager in Firefox. Looks like Firefox supports tagging bookmarks. But finding them again using tags seems a bit cumbersome. You have to go the the menu to search bookmarks and then enter the tag.
https://sqlite.org/c3ref/update_hook.html