QuestManager for Ren'PY

Thx it works amazing. If I want to add two more sub-classes, such as description and requirement, where else do I need to change in the screens?

init python:
    import collections
    class Quest ():
        def __init__(self, id, title, category, description, requirement, state= "pending"): 
            self.id = id
            self.title = title
            self.category = category
            self.description = description
            self.requirement = requirement
            self.state = state

I only have 2 missions so far, this is what I have:

define prologue_quest = (
                    Quest("old_friend", _("Old Friend"), _("Prologue"), "Meet up with Jack.", "None", "unlocked"),
                    Quest("betrayer_on_the_hills", _("Betrayer on The Hills"), _("Prologue"), _("Assassinate The Enforcer. Leave no evidence."), _("Completed old_friend")),
                    # Quest("id", _("title"), _("category"), _("description"), _("requirement"), "state"),
                    )

Hi, how can I add more categories on the left page? I have put this in the gui file,   defines left_page = {( ("General"),("Categoria1"),)}    but it appears on the right page

Hello everyone,
how can I change the path of the questmanager folder?
I tried that code below but it doesn't work.

Code:
from myfolder.questmanager.engine.classes import Quest 

Old path: game/questmanager 
New path: game/myfolder/questmanager 

Has anyone solved this before?

Thank you 🙏

Hello there! I hope you are doing excellent, and let me tell you that I absolutely love this framework! 

I have a quick question. Is there a way to completely hide quests if they are in a specific state? I've modified the screen to not show any quests under "pending" status, however as you can see in my screenshot they are still kinda there, but they are just a blank space, and if you scroll down most of it would be just blank spaces. My guess is that it has to do with how the Quest and Manager classes work, but I'm no Python expert so I'm completely lost here. Any help would be really appreciated! 

This is really well done! Thank you! I had a quick question though. I try to manage my .rpy files with referencing or calls so I can manage the pieces a little better, especially if I need to change a quest later. I don't have to search through a HUGE file of codes to find the one I need. I was wondering if you could help me figure out why mine isn't working? I've tried to leave the default quest = Manager() in the script file and then use a call to load the quests in a different file as well as putting the default quest = Manager() in the referenced file and using a call quest_load in my script but it isn't recognizing Quest at that point. It gives me a NameError Quest is not defined when I do that. The only way I've gotten it to work is to load it into my script file first. Am I stuck with having it that way or is there something I'm missing that I need to add to be able to do this? Thank you in advance for your help!