KQ-820 · MEMORY/AGE
Memory Age
A list of remembered facts whose ink fades with age: each row's opacity is one minus 0.65 times its share of the horizon, tweened on the base duration, so the oldest sit at 35 percent and the list sorts freshest first. When the host answers a Refresh by dropping a row's age, a soft cobalt wash sweeps the row left to right on a slow tween while its ink returns, and the row rises to the top with layout on glide — a FLIP move that travels rather than blinking into place. A legend beneath reads the horizon.
KQ-820 · MEMORY/AGE
Gaugeworks Reasoner remembers
- Coldbrook Bank statements arrive as CSV1d
- The Basinworks yard gate opens at 06:305d
- Crew lead Ines wants quantities in metric2w
- Yard reports go out Friday before noon3w
- Coldbrook waives transfer fees over 5,0004w
freshfadingfaintFades over 30 days
2 fresh · 3 fading · oldest 27d
Install
One command — the source lands in your repo. Or copy it from the Code tab.
$ pnpm dlx shadcn@latest add @kinetiq/memory-age
Props
- items
- MemoryAgeItem[]
- default —
- The facts — id, text and an age in days the host supplies — in any order; the list sorts freshest first.
- horizon
- number
- default 30
- Days at which a memory is at its faintest.
- formatAge
- (days: number) => string
- default today / Nd / Nw
- Labels each row's age.
- onRefresh
- (id: string) => void
- default —
- Fires from a row's Refresh button; set that item's age to 0 to sweep and lift it.
- label
- string
- default —
- Names the list for assistive technology and prints as its heading.
| Prop | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| items | MemoryAgeItem[] | — | The facts — id, text and an age in days the host supplies — in any order; the list sorts freshest first. |
| horizon | number | 30 | Days at which a memory is at its faintest. |
| formatAge | (days: number) => string | today / Nd / Nw | Labels each row's age. |
| onRefresh | (id: string) => void | — | Fires from a row's Refresh button; set that item's age to 0 to sweep and lift it. |
| label | string | — | Names the list for assistive technology and prints as its heading. |