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AoT Plot Widget~

AoT_plot keeps every currently-growing plot's status on the dashboard. Where the map widget is general-purpose — you click a plot to see it, and its popup closes — this widget is purpose-built for the opposite habit: keeping an eye on your plots continuously, the way you'd watch a crop through a season. It deliberately leaves out device control (actuators are the map or facility widget's job); tap a plot's card to see its status and schedule, and a back arrow returns you to the list.

Adding the Widget~

  1. On the dashboard, select Add Widget → AoT Plot.
  2. Click Save — the widget opens on the plot list.

Fixed size

The widget keeps a fixed height rather than growing with its content — the default size is 12 grid units wide by 22 tall. You move between the list, tabs and pages instead of scrolling the widget itself; resize it like any other widget if you want more room.

Plot List~

One card per plot that is currently growing — planned plots (not yet started) and ended plots aren't listed. Each card shows:

  • Row 1 — the plot name on the left, and the progress percentage on the right. The percentage can pass 100% once the plot runs past its planned end date, and shows "—" when there's no end date to measure against.
  • Row 2 — a simple stage track: the current stage's segment is filled green, same as the full stage axis on the Stages tab; a plot with no programme has its elapsed portion filled green instead. There's no "today" marker on this track — row 1's percentage already says how far along the plot is.

Tap a card to open that plot's detail.

Plot Detail~

The header is the same as the map widget's plot modal: a back arrow (←) on the left returns to the plot list, and the plot name sits next to it. Below the header are three tabs carried over from that same modal: Stages, Environment, and Notes.

Stages~

The stage-change confirmation, if one is waiting, sits at the top — the stage the plot looks to have moved on to, with the date it appears to have started; correct that date if you need to, then press Confirm. Below it is the stage card — the same timeline axis the map widget's plot modal draws (stage names, date scale, today as a vertical line, past transitions as dots). Segments are tappable — the picked one unfolds that stage's period, targets and guidance below, and, when the programme advances by GDD rather than dates, that stage's GDD progress as well. Tap the same segment again, or the Back to now link, to come back to the current stage.

An Edit button appears at the right end of the tab bar, shown only on this tab, and only if you can edit the plot.

Environment~

The same environment card the map widget's plot modal shows — current readings against this stage's targets and limits, with a row and axis per measurement, plus DLI and accumulated heat alongside. Rows with no natural range of their own (CO2, soil moisture, dew point) get a trend sparkline instead, when Trends is on.

[Today][Daily][Weekly] sit at the right end of the tab bar while this tab is open — Daily is the last 7 days, Weekly the last 8 weeks. Picking a stage on the Stages axis makes that stage's span the window, as before.

Readings show three per page; with more than three, swipe (or drag with the mouse, or use the arrow keys once focused) left or right to move a whole page. A row of dots sits below the card, one per page with the current one filled — press a dot to jump straight to that page.

Notes~

The latest photo from the plot's notes, then upcoming schedule and recent notes with [Open notes] — the same block the map widget's plot modal uses (the shared AoTNotesBlock). Only this plot's own notes are shown, never the zone's or facility's.

Editing~

Edit opens the same drawer as the /plots page — literally the same two components, so there is nothing separate to learn. The first block is this plot's basics — kind, what is planted and its variety, an optional plot name, the program, and the start and expected end dates (a plot inside a facility also has its zone and share) — and the stage track follows below it. Change the schedule, stage guidance, or this plot's own target overrides, then press Save. Nothing is sent until you do; closing the modal without saving discards the change. The button itself lives at the right end of the tab bar, on the Stages tab.

Remembering Your Place~

The widget saves whether the list or a plot's detail was open, which plot, which tab, and the environment view unit ([Today]/[Daily]/[Weekly]) — and restores all of it after a page reload. Saving needs the Edit Controllers permission, the same one that saves widget settings; without it you can still navigate freely, it just won't be remembered next time.

Widget Settings~

Option Description Default
Map or site Narrow the plot list to one map, or one site within it — the select groups options by map, each group starting with [map] · All sites (the whole map) followed by its sites. Leave empty (All maps) to show every plot in progress, across every map. All maps
Program stages Show the stage axis in the Stages tab. On
Targets vs now Show the Environment tab. On
Trends Fill rows with no range of their own with a recent trend line, in the Environment tab. Needs Targets vs now. On
Accumulated heat Show this stage's GDD progress in the Stages tab (the running total since planting lives in the environment card). On
Refresh Interval Minutes between reloads of whichever screen is open — the plot list or the open plot's detail. 5
  • Management Programs — the /plots page this widget's editor is built from
  • Map Widget — the general-purpose, click-to-open view of a plot
  • Journals — how accumulated heat and light are calculated