Package React App for IOS Compatibility
Budget: $8 – $15 USD
Have a react application and need to package it for ios. App is almost ready to go. I'm a software developer myself just not versed in IOS as much as I'd like. looking for someone to package this using IOS compatibility. Full description below.
**GrowPlan Pro V2** is a 1,314-line single-file React application — a comprehensive vegetable garden planner tailored for Zone 5b / ZIP 49120 by default, with support for zones 3a through 10b.
**Vegetable Database (82 varieties across 9 categories):**
The app ships with a built-in database covering Greens (8), Brassica (8), Lettuce (5), Nightshade (7), Cucurbit (7), Root (6), Allium (5), Legume (5), and Herb (9). Each entry includes the variety name, category, sow type (transplant vs. direct sow), days to maturity, weeks-before-frost timing, succession eligibility, yield per plant (lbs), spacing (inches), companion plants, antagonist plants, and growing notes. This is your curated seed list from Johnny's and other sources.
**Core Features:**
1. **Dashboard** — The home view shows stat cards (total varieties, estimated yield, growing season length, days to last frost), your garden as variety cards with DTM/yield/dates/plant counts, an "Add Varieties" panel with search and category filtering, and a 12-month climate strip that pulls real weather data from Open-Meteo's archive API using your ZIP code (falls back to simulated data if the fetch fails).
2. **This Week** — A task manager that buckets all upcoming garden actions (seed starts, direct sows, transplants, harvest begins) into three columns: Overdue, This Week (next 7 days), and Coming Up (days 8–14). Includes a print button with print-optimized CSS.
3. **Schedule** — A full tabular view of every plant (including succession rounds) showing seed start, direct sow, transplant, DTM, harvest start, and estimated yield in a sortable table.
4. **Gantt Chart** — A full-year visual timeline (Jan–Dec) grouped by category, showing color-coded bars for indoor seed start (green), growing period (dark green), and harvest window (gold), with vertical frost-date markers (blue for last frost, red for first frost). Succession rounds render at reduced opacity.
5. **Bed & Row Planner** — You can create named beds with custom dimensions (width × length in feet), assign plants from your garden to each bed, adjust per-bed plant counts, and see a capacity percentage bar and a simple proportional layout preview. The planner also checks for companion planting conflicts within each bed and flags them with orange warning badges.
6. **AI Yield Predictions** — A "Yield AI" tab that runs a simulated prediction engine (currently using randomized confidence scores and weather impact flags on top of the zone-adjusted yield math). Each variety gets a predicted yield range, confidence %, weather outlook, and a growing tip. This is the placeholder for where a real Anthropic API call could plug in.
**Companion Planting System:**
Every variety has `companions` and `antagonists` arrays. A `getConflict()` function checks both category-level and name-keyword-level matches, flagging antagonist pairs on the dashboard cards and within bed assignments.
**Data Persistence:**
Uses `window.storage` (the artifact persistent storage API) to auto-save your full plan (zone, ZIP, garden selections, plant counts, bed layouts, frost dates) on every change with a 1-second debounce, and reloads it on mount. There's also a manual save button in the header.
**Zone-Aware Scheduling Logic:**
`calculatePlantDates()` computes seed start, transplant, direct sow, and harvest dates relative to your last frost date, with transplants getting a 6-week indoor lead time. Succession-eligible varieties get 3 additional rounds at 21-day intervals. `estimateYield()` applies a zone multiplier (0.85 for zones <5, 1.0 for 5–6, 1.15 for 7+) and returns low/mid/high ranges.
**Exports:**
CSV and JSON export buttons on the dashboard generate downloadable files with all variety scheduling and yield data.
**Design:**
Dark botanical aesthetic (#0c0f0a background) with Playfair Display + DM Sans fonts, category-specific color palettes (9 distinct schemes), gradient accents, and a sticky header with zone/ZIP/frost-date configuration always visible.
**GrowPlan Pro V2** is a 1,314-line single-file React application — a comprehensive vegetable garden planner tailored for Zone 5b / ZIP 49120 by default, with support for zones 3a through 10b.
**Vegetable Database (82 varieties across 9 categories):**
The app ships with a built-in database covering Greens (8), Brassica (8), Lettuce (5), Nightshade (7), Cucurbit (7), Root (6), Allium (5), Legume (5), and Herb (9). Each entry includes the variety name, category, sow type (transplant vs. direct sow), days to maturity, weeks-before-frost timing, succession eligibility, yield per plant (lbs), spacing (inches), companion plants, antagonist plants, and growing notes. This is your curated seed list from Johnny's and other sources.
**Core Features:**
1. **Dashboard** — The home view shows stat cards (total varieties, estimated yield, growing season length, days to last frost), your garden as variety cards with DTM/yield/dates/plant counts, an "Add Varieties" panel with search and category filtering, and a 12-month climate strip that pulls real weather data from Open-Meteo's archive API using your ZIP code (falls back to simulated data if the fetch fails).
2. **This Week** — A task manager that buckets all upcoming garden actions (seed starts, direct sows, transplants, harvest begins) into three columns: Overdue, This Week (next 7 days), and Coming Up (days 8–14). Includes a print button with print-optimized CSS.
3. **Schedule** — A full tabular view of every plant (including succession rounds) showing seed start, direct sow, transplant, DTM, harvest start, and estimated yield in a sortable table.
4. **Gantt Chart** — A full-year visual timeline (Jan–Dec) grouped by category, showing color-coded bars for indoor seed start (green), growing period (dark green), and harvest window (gold), with vertical frost-date markers (blue for last frost, red for first frost). Succession rounds render at reduced opacity.
5. **Bed & Row Planner** — You can create named beds with custom dimensions (width × length in feet), assign plants from your garden to each bed, adjust per-bed plant counts, and see a capacity percentage bar and a simple proportional layout preview. The planner also checks for companion planting conflicts within each bed and flags them with orange warning badges.
6. **AI Yield Predictions** — A "Yield AI" tab that runs a simulated prediction engine (currently using randomized confidence scores and weather impact flags on top of the zone-adjusted yield math). Each variety gets a predicted yield range, confidence %, weather outlook, and a growing tip. This is the placeholder for where a real Anthropic API call could plug in.
**Companion Planting System:**
Every variety has `companions` and `antagonists` arrays. A `getConflict()` function checks both category-level and name-keyword-level matches, flagging antagonist pairs on the dashboard cards and within bed assignments.
**Data Persistence:**
Uses `window.storage` (the artifact persistent storage API) to auto-save your full plan (zone, ZIP, garden selections, plant counts, bed layouts, frost dates) on every change with a 1-second debounce, and reloads it on mount. There's also a manual save button in the header.
**Zone-Aware Scheduling Logic:**
`calculatePlantDates()` computes seed start, transplant, direct sow, and harvest dates relative to your last frost date, with transplants getting a 6-week indoor lead time. Succession-eligible varieties get 3 additional rounds at 21-day intervals. `estimateYield()` applies a zone multiplier (0.85 for zones <5, 1.0 for 5–6, 1.15 for 7+) and returns low/mid/high ranges.
**Exports:**
CSV and JSON export buttons on the dashboard generate downloadable files with all variety scheduling and yield data.
**Design:**
Dark botanical aesthetic (#0c0f0a background) with Playfair Display + DM Sans fonts, category-specific color palettes (9 distinct schemes), gradient accents, and a sticky header with zone/ZIP/frost-date configuration always visible.