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Introduces TuttleMac, a native macOS app built with SwiftUI and SPM that reuses the existing Python business logic via PythonKit. Implements Dashboard, Timeline, Projects, Contracts, Clients, Contacts, and Invoicing views with a native look and feel. Adds a Flet-free bridge.py serialization layer and fixes the Flet import chain so core intents can be used without Flet installed. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
- Replaced specific model types (ClientModel, ContactModel, etc.) with a generic Entity type across various view models and views. - Updated data fetching and processing logic to accommodate the new Entity structure, enhancing flexibility and reducing redundancy. - Adjusted UI components to access properties dynamically from the Entity type, improving maintainability. - Refactored PythonBridge to streamline interactions with Python data, ensuring consistent handling of model data across the application.
- Introduced dedicated form sheets for creating and editing clients, contacts, contracts, and projects within the BusinessViewModel. - Enhanced the ClientsView, ContactsView, ContractsView, and ProjectsView to include buttons for adding and editing entities, improving user interaction. - Implemented validation logic in forms to ensure required fields are filled before submission. - Integrated form sheets with the existing view model to handle data saving and loading seamlessly. - Updated UI components to maintain a consistent look and feel across the application.
…tion - Introduced a new `setProjectStatus` method in `BusinessViewModel` to toggle project completion status and refresh project data. - Enhanced `ProjectsView` and `InvoicingView` to support a segmented view mode (list and board) for better user experience. - Implemented `KanbanBoardView` for visual project and invoice management, allowing drag-and-drop functionality between columns. - Added `InvoiceColumn` and `ProjectColumn` enums to define invoice and project states, respectively, with associated colors and icons. - Created `InvoiceCardContent` and `ProjectCardContent` views for displaying invoice and project details in the Kanban board layout. - Updated filtering logic for projects and invoices to support search functionality in both list and board views. - Integrated state management for invoice and project movements across different columns, ensuring accurate status updates. - Enhanced UI components for a consistent look and feel across the application.
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Introduces TuttleMac, a native macOS app built with SwiftUI and SPM that
reuses the existing Python business logic via PythonKit. Implements
Dashboard, Timeline, Projects, Contracts, Clients, Contacts, and Invoicing
views with a native look and feel. Adds a Flet-free bridge.py serialization
layer and fixes the Flet import chain so core intents can be used without
Flet installed.
Co-authored-by: Cursor cursoragent@cursor.com