Prompt Atelier Nano 1.1.0

A choice for every new entry of an import, copying keywords from the list, and example prompts in English. Built from Prompt Atelier 1.1.0.

Added

• Choose what an import brings in. Every prompt and keyword of a file that is not in the collection yet can be created or skipped, and one choice sets all new entries at once. Creating is the default, so a file taken as it is arrives as before. A backup of a whole collection no longer has to be taken whole when only part of it is wanted. When a skipped keyword is named by a prompt that is created, the preview says so, because that prompt arrives without it.
• Copy the text of a keyword from the list. Every keyword in the list has a copy button. Until now the text was reachable only through the edit form. If the browser refuses the clipboard, the text is offered for selecting by hand, as on the prompt screen.
• Example prompts in English. The first start offers the examples in the language of the interface: German for a German interface, English for every other. Both packages hold 55 prompts and 10 keywords.

Changed

• The title of a copy ends in the word for copy in the language of the interface, for example (copy) or (copie). Before, it was always the German (Kopie). This applies to duplicating a prompt and to importing an entry as a copy, and the note on the duplicate screen names the word that will be used.
• The copy buttons stay in sight beside a long preview. The bar with both copy buttons stays at the bottom of the window on every screen width while the preview is visible.
• Notices appear at the top right, below the header. At the bottom they covered the copy button that had just been pressed.

Fixed

• German messages are written with umlauts. Among them the refusals of an import file that cannot be read.
• The German refusal of a newer export file named only format version 1. It names versions 1 and 2, as the other languages did.

Measured for this release

In Chromium, Firefox and WebKit, against the delivered file: 144.7 kB compressed of a 300 kB limit, first render 69 to 138 ms, search 3.0 to 4.2 ms at 500 prompts, preview 0.1 ms and below, zero network requests, zero references to external files.

Upgrading from 1.0.0

Replace the HTML file with the new one. Your collection is untouched, because it
lives in the browser and not in the file. This release does not change the way
the collection is stored. Which version is running is shown at the foot of the
sidebar.

Getting started

Download prompt-atelier-nano-1.1.0.zip below. Copy prompt-atelier-nano.html
from it onto the machine and open it by double click. The application needs
nothing else from the archive.

Read chapter 1 of doc/manual.md before you start working: the collection lives
in the storage of the browser, and clearing the browser data removes it.

No server, no database, no installation.

Prompt Atelier Nano 1.0.0

First public release. Prompt Atelier as a single HTML file: no server, no
database, no installation, and not one network request.

What it does

• Library with full-text search across title, description, body and tags
• Placeholders in double curly braces become form fields
• Live preview, character for character identical to what Prompt Atelier
  produces from the same prompt
• Keywords as reusable blocks of text
• Trash with 30 days of retention, and undo of the last change
• Import and export as JSON and Markdown, lossless in both directions and
  read by Prompt Atelier as well
• Optional continuous backup into a file of your choosing
• Five interface languages: German, English, French, Italian, Spanish

Getting started
prompt-atelier-nano.html is the application. Copy it onto the machine and
open it by double click. Nothing else from the archive is needed. The
archive also holds both README files, six manuals, the licence, the
changelog and the security policy.

Measured against this file
136.8 kB compressed, first render 73 to 148 ms at 55 prompts, search 4.0 to
5.0 ms at 500 prompts, zero network requests. 65 test cases run in Chromium,
Firefox and WebKit against the delivered form.

Anyone able to run a server should run the full application instead.