davidcorrea.github.io
selfgrow — an idle garden that tends itself, one seed at a time.
First seen 2026-11-05 · Last seen 2026-11-05 · Source: webmcp.com
Answer 2 · Act 12 · Transact 0 · Score: Not yet scored
Tool inspector
open-bed
Does what the page's Open the next bed button does: spends the garden's growth on another bed of soil and adds more plots to plant in. It is how a plot that is full keeps growing — get-state's nextBedCost is what this will charge, and its preconditions are a full plot (plotFull) and enough growth (canOpenBed). Opening widens the drawn plot and raises the garden's plots of soil (capacity) by a whole bed. The next bed costs more than the last, so the price climbs. It refuses, changing nothing, when the plot still has room to plant or the garden has not saved enough growth. Returns whether it opened, the cost, how many beds the garden now owns, the reason when it refused, and the state afterwards.
Page: /selfgrow/
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