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Tokenize search results and highlight the matches in the sidebar #306
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How about combining this.title and this.url in a single string?
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From IRC: Can you also put |
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Also interesting possibility is we want fuzzy search: https://github.com/farzher/fuzzysort |
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Fuzzy search would be better without a doubt. It seemed to me like this was a necessary first step though, but I hadn't considered just using a library for it. |
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This takes a different route than #306 by using the fuzzysort library. The filtered tabs are ordered by relevance. In consequence, the drag-and-drop experience during a search might feel inconsistent to the user since the search order != tabs order.
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Should this be closed, since fuzzy searching has been implemented? |
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By tokenize I just mean allow searching "foo bar" to match "foo baz bar" and such, each word (split on \s+) is checked separately.
The more complex part of this is highlighting them, or really figuring out which parts to highlight. The end result behaves pretty well.