chore: initial commit — Buddy v0.1.0 (Phase A complete)
Buddy is born. First commit of a new standalone WordPress plugin — the spiritual successor to the tamagotchi that once lived inside A-WP-Notes v1.1.5 (gracefully retired). Rebuilt from scratch with all the v3-discipline lessons baked in from day one. PHASE A — pet exists - Dashboard widget at WP Admin → Dashboard showing SVG character + name + mood label + four stats bars. - Dedicated admin page at WP Admin → Buddy → My Buddy (bigger view). - About page with side-by-side intro + plain-prose cards (Logbook About-page pattern carried forward). - Settings page with name-rename form + Updates panel. - Per-user state in user_meta key buddy_state (each WP admin gets their own pet, no shared state). - Inline SVG sprite renderer with three mood tones (happy/neutral/ sad) and three sizes (sm/md/lg). CSS keyframe animations: bobbing + periodic blinking. Zero image files. - Self-hosted update checker wired up from commit 1, ported from Logbook v3.3.5: /releases/latest with /tags?limit=1 fallback, 12h success cache / 1h negative cache. UI on Settings page. - dashicons-pets admin-menu icon — literal paw-print, brand match. ARCHITECTURE LOCKED FROM COMMIT 1 - Single-word brand name "Buddy" — no WP prefix, no future rebrand. - Public GPL v2+ Gitea repo (ranger/a-buddy). - Constants prefix BUDDY_*, function prefix buddy_*, text domain buddy. Clean naming throughout — none of Logbook's wp-notes-* historical-artifact baggage. - Single H1 per admin page, no nested toggle boxes, no duplicate sections — Tier-1 discipline carried forward from Logbook. - All assets local (inline SVG, plain CSS), no third-party CDN, no Gravatar-style external pings. NOT IN THIS RELEASE (planned) - Phase B — Feed/Play/Clean/Sleep interactions + cooldown timers. - Phase C — WP-cron decay + "Buddy is hungry" dismissible notices (port the persistent-dismissal pattern from Logbook). - Phase D — Multiple species (dog, dragon, sprite), per-species personality phrases. - Phase E — Site-health hook: pet stats react to wp_get_site_health() results. The killer feature. - Phase F — Pro tier (€2.99 lifetime) with custom skins + multi-pet. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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<?php
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/**
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* Buddy dashboard widget — the pet appears on the main WordPress
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* Dashboard (`/wp-admin/index.php`) so the user sees it without
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* navigating anywhere. This is the "Buddy exists" baseline of Phase A.
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*
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* The widget shows: the SVG character + the pet's name + current
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* mood label + four stats bars. No interaction yet (Phase B will add
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* Feed / Play / Clean / Sleep). The render also includes a "Visit
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* Buddy" link that jumps to the dedicated admin page.
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*/
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if ( ! defined( 'ABSPATH' ) ) { exit; }
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add_action( 'wp_dashboard_setup', 'buddy_register_dashboard_widget' );
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function buddy_register_dashboard_widget() {
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if ( ! current_user_can( 'read' ) ) { return; }
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wp_add_dashboard_widget(
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'buddy_dashboard_widget',
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'🐾 ' . __( 'Buddy', 'buddy' ),
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'buddy_render_dashboard_widget'
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);
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}
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function buddy_render_dashboard_widget() {
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$state = buddy_get_state();
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$mood = buddy_overall_mood( $state );
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$tone = buddy_mood_label( $mood );
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?>
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<div class="buddy-widget">
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<div class="buddy-widget__pet">
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<?php buddy_render_sprite( $state['species'], $tone['tone'], 'md' ); ?>
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</div>
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<div class="buddy-widget__info">
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<div class="buddy-widget__name">
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<?php echo esc_html( $state['name'] ); ?>
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<span class="buddy-widget__mood buddy-widget__mood--<?php echo esc_attr( $tone['tone'] ); ?>">
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<?php echo esc_html( $tone['label'] ); ?>
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</span>
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</div>
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<?php buddy_render_stats_bars( $state ); ?>
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<p class="buddy-widget__cta">
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<a href="<?php echo esc_url( admin_url( 'admin.php?page=buddy' ) ); ?>" class="button button-small">
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<?php esc_html_e( 'Visit Buddy →', 'buddy' ); ?>
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</a>
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</p>
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</div>
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</div>
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<?php
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}
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/**
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* Render the four stats as labelled progress bars. Reused by the
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* dedicated admin page so they look identical wherever Buddy appears.
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*/
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function buddy_render_stats_bars( array $state ) {
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$stats = array(
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'hunger' => array( 'label' => __( 'Hunger', 'buddy' ), 'icon' => '🍎' ),
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'happiness' => array( 'label' => __( 'Happiness', 'buddy' ), 'icon' => '😊' ),
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'health' => array( 'label' => __( 'Health', 'buddy' ), 'icon' => '💚' ),
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'energy' => array( 'label' => __( 'Energy', 'buddy' ), 'icon' => '⚡' ),
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);
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echo '<ul class="buddy-stats">';
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foreach ( $stats as $key => $meta ) {
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$val = max( 0, min( 100, (int) ( $state[ $key ] ?? 0 ) ) );
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$low = $val < 30;
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printf(
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'<li class="buddy-stat"><span class="buddy-stat__icon" aria-hidden="true">%s</span>'
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. '<span class="buddy-stat__label">%s</span>'
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. '<span class="buddy-stat__bar"><span class="buddy-stat__fill%s" style="width:%d%%"></span></span>'
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. '<span class="buddy-stat__num">%d</span></li>',
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esc_html( $meta['icon'] ),
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esc_html( $meta['label'] ),
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$low ? ' buddy-stat__fill--low' : '',
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$val,
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$val
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);
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}
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echo '</ul>';
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}
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