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
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restore-save
Does what the page's Restore previous garden button does, and is the one undo for import-save: it puts back the garden the most recent load replaced — the same growth, seeds, plants, beds, lifetime and lasting bonus it had — and writes it to this browser, so a wrong or regretted load costs the visitor nothing. get-state's restoreAvailable says whether there is such a garden: it is true only after a load has replaced one this session, and false once this tool has spent it or another load has replaced it. Safe to repeat: the first call spends the kept garden, so a second call changes nothing and reports restored: false with the reason. Returns whether it restored, what came back (restoredContents: growth, seeds, plants, beds and lifetime), whether the browser kept it (persisted), and the state afterwards.
Page: /selfgrow/
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