Is it possible to add a fuzzy search function? about logseq-copilot HOT 7 CLOSED

Oh, Maybe I got your idea, you want to have all the notes related to one website.

For example:

When I am on the https://wirenboard.com/en/pages/about/ page. I can see the note for the https://wirenboard.com/en/catalog/kontrollery/ page.

Is that right?

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released in 1.13.0, it will be available at edge & chrome store soon.

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Currently, I send the URL without the hash part to logseq to make this recall function.

If you want to extend this function, I suggest just sending one request to logseq and recalling everything you need. Otherwise, logseq needs to process a lot of requests in a short time.

And, there are 2 parts of code related to the recall function.

One is for popup searching:

Another is for badge count number:

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And before putting effort into the development work.

I want to know the rules or patterns. what will be in the search result, and what should be excluded.

Could you give an example of fuzzy searching?

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Hi EINDEX, thank you for your reply!

Since I primarily use chatGPT for programming, I will do my best to describe it.

Here are two sample websites:
14:42 [[quick capture]]: About us - Wiren Board I removed the hash part it seems copilot can't search notes on my side
14:40 [[quick capture]]: Technologies, equipment and materials for electronic manufacturing sector

My thought will be no matter which page of the site we click, the plugin can always detect my notes under the website. Then we don't have to read the website again.

I gave my question to ChatGPT this is what I got, I have not idea how to test it yet 😂

  useEffect(() => {
    if (isLoading) return;

    new Promise(async () => {
      console.log('loading');
      let queryOptions = { active: true, lastFocusedWindow: true };
      let [tab] = await Browser.tabs.query(queryOptions);
      setIsLoading(true);
      if (!tab.url) return;
      const url = removeUrlHash(tab.url);

      // Format URL to match wildcard
      const formattedUrl = url.replace(/\/.+/, ''); // Matching and removing everything after the last slash using a regular expression

      // Format URL to match regular expression
      const regexFormat = `^${formattedUrl.replace(/[-\/\\^$*+?.()|[\]{}]/g, '\\$&')}`; // Escaping special characters

      const result = await client.blockSearch(regexFormat);
      if (result.status !== 200) return;
      setLogseqSearchResult(result.response!);
      mountOpenPageMethod();
    });
  });

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Yes!! You understand it correctly.

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That was Awesome!! Thanks a lot!!!!!🥳

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