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DominantMood() string
LogMood(interface {.seal func(); Address func() .uverse.address; IsCode func() bool; IsCurrent func() bool; IsEphemeral func() bool; IsUser func() bool; IsUserCall func() bool; IsUserRun func() bool; PkgPath func() string; Previous func() .uverse.realm; String func() string; Sub func(string) .uverse.realm; Subpath func() string}, mood string, note string)
MoodCount(mood string) int
Render(path string) string
TotalEntries() int
Signatures reconstructed verbatim from vm/qfuncs — interface params keep their inline definitions.
# 🪨 Moodstone — On-chain Mood Tracker
> Log how you feel. Watch how the community feels. Immutably, on Gno.
## 📊 Community Vibes
*No moods logged yet — be the first!*
## 📝 Recent Entries
*Nothing here yet.*
## 🚀 How to Use
```bash
gnokey maketx call \
-pkgpath gno.land/r/g12cs4cehujpffpjpywmkqj43m6u5ya53nj69sjz/moodstone \
-func LogMood \
-args 'happy' -args 'Just shipped something awesome!'
```
**Valid moods:** happy · sad · excited · calm · anxious · angry · neutral
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