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This PR adds a new Tier 1 – Beginner project idea called Daily Mood Journal.
The app allows users to track their mood each day with a rating and optional note. Users can view, edit, or delete past entries and observe mood patterns over time.

Core Features

  • Record daily mood (1–5) with notes
  • View past entries (list or calendar)
  • Edit / Delete entries
  • View mood trends

Bonus (Optional)

  • Mood tags (e.g., family, school, friends)
  • Trend charts (Chart.js)
  • Daily reminders

Tech Notes

  • Data storage: localStorage or simple backend
  • Helpful tools: date-fns, Chart.js

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  • Documentation
    • Added new beginner-level project documentation for a mood-tracking journal application, including project scope, user stories, bonus features, and relevant tooling references.

Added a Daily Mood Journal project description with user stories and features.
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A new beginner-level project specification file was added for a Daily Mood Journal application, defining features for mood tracking, data persistence, visualization, and bonus enhancements with associated tooling recommendations.

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New Project Specification
Projects/1-Beginner/Daily-Mood-Journal.md
Added beginner-tier project documentation outlining a mood-tracking application with user stories, required resources (localStorage/backend, date picker), bonus features (tagging, charts, reminders), and tool references (date-fns, Chart.js).

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🎯 1 (Trivial) | ⏱️ ~3 minutes

  • Straightforward documentation addition with no code logic or API changes
  • Review scope limited to validating project scope clarity and feature completeness

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🐰 A journal for hearts, both happy and blue,
Day by day, tracking feelings so true,
With charts and trends dancing in sight,
Each mood recorded, from morning to night! 🌙✨

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Title Check ✅ Passed The pull request title "Add New Tier 1 Project Idea: Daily Mood Journal" directly and accurately reflects the main change in the changeset, which is the addition of a new documentation file for a beginner-tier project. The title is specific and clear, identifying both the tier level and the exact project name, enabling teammates to quickly understand the purpose of the PR. The title is concise and avoids vague language, providing meaningful information about the primary change without unnecessary noise.
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Projects/1-Beginner/Daily-Mood-Journal.md (2)

26-27: Format URLs as proper markdown links.

Bare URLs should be wrapped in markdown link syntax to follow markdown best practices and maintain consistency across project specifications.

Apply this diff to format the URLs properly:

 ## Useful Links and Resources
-- date-fns for date utilities: https://date-fns.org/
-- Chart.js for data visualization: https://www.chartjs.org/
+- date-fns for date utilities: [date-fns](https://date-fns.org/)
+- Chart.js for data visualization: [Chart.js](https://www.chartjs.org/)

16-18: Consider varying sentence structure in user stories.

The three consecutive user stories begin with "User can," which is repetitive. While this pattern is common in user story documentation, rewording some entries can improve readability and flow.

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 - User can record today's mood (1–5) along with a short note.
 - User can view previous entries in list or calendar format.
-- User can edit or delete past entries.
-- User can view average mood trends.
+- Users may edit or delete past entries.
+- Viewing average mood trends is supported.
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[style] ~17-~17: Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym.
Context: ...s entries in list or calendar format. - User can edit or delete past entries. - User...

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[style] ~18-~18: Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym.
Context: ...User can edit or delete past entries. - User can view average mood trends. ## Bonus...

(ENGLISH_WORD_REPEAT_BEGINNING_RULE)

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26-26: Bare URL used

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27-27: Bare URL used

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Projects/1-Beginner/Daily-Mood-Journal.md (1)

1-30: Well-structured beginner project specification.

The specification clearly defines scope, features, and resources appropriate for a Tier 1 beginner project. The user stories cover essential CRUD operations, the bonus features are thoughtfully selected, and the suggested libraries (date-fns, Chart.js) are well-suited for the project. The purpose statement effectively communicates learning objectives around date handling and CRUD logic.

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