- Added a date input and an "Update Date" button in the header to allow users to select and update the current date for the Kanban board.
- Modified CSS to support new header layout with flexbox for better alignment and distribution.
- Enhanced JavaScript to initialize the Kanban board with the selected date and to allow dynamic updates based on the chosen date.
- Improved user experience with button hover state and default date setting to today's date.
- Ensured the Kanban state is retained across date changes, enhancing data persistence and usability.
Introduced a "Delete all entries" link in the footer that clears
local storage state upon confirmation from the user. Modified
CSS to properly align new footer elements. This improvement
enhances user control over stored data, ensuring an easy way
to reset the application state.
Introduce state persistence to example to save and load Kanblendar state using localStorage, enhancing user experience by remembering their tasks and settings across sessions. Implement a new 'taskChanged' custom event to trigger state saving whenever tasks are created, moved, edited, or deleted. This ensures state consistency and reduces the risk of data loss.
Refactor to attach Kanblendar instance to the window object for global access in example.
Moved event listener for task button from Kanblendar init method to DOMContentLoaded handler. This change simplifies the Kanblendar class and improves modularity by placing event listening logic closer to the button initialization. Helps maintain separation of concerns and makes the code easier to manage and test.
Introduced the Kanblendar project, which combines a Kanban board and a daily calendar. Users can create, edit, and organize tasks in columns and time slots, with notification support for upcoming tasks.
Added README.md with detailed usage instructions and LICENSE file for licensing under MIT. Created example files (HTML, CSS, JS) to illustrate the usage of Kanblendar, and essential styles and scripts for its functionality.
