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Room list search bar #232
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The code structure itself looks good. I'd recommend that you think deeply about what kind of filter criteria we would want to accept (I left some suggestions), and also what kind of sorting criteria the user might care about, for example, by recency, alphabetical by name, etc. Then you need to consider how you could jointly consider different filter criteria and various sorting preferences.
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I think you're conflating filter kinds with room categories.... these are two separate things.
The filter categories would be things like:
- search by room name
- search by room ID
- search by room member (user name and/or user ID)
- search by anything (any keywords match)
- etc
You could also have additional filter kinds for "is_direct" or "is_room" (not direct), but those wouldn't be expressible as enum variants because you'd only be able to select one. They would have to be bitflags/bitsets such that you could select multiple filter criteria at once. Or, alternatively, you could add a series of booleans to a "filter type" struct. The design is up to you, but try to think deeply about the possible valid combinations of filter kinds and search terms.
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Other possible filter dimensions include whether a room is marked as a favorite, whether a user has left a room, joined a room, or is just invited to a room, etc.
The list of built-in filter functions are here; perhaps you could just re-use most of them. But note that we do not want to use them with the RoomListDynamicEntriesController
because that modifies the actual room_list_service's list of rooms, which I don't want to deal with.
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yep. I got it. So i will do that and then change this issue's label. Thanks
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self.display_filter = RoomDisplayFilter(Box::new(move |room| { | ||
let room_name = room.room_name.as_ref().map(|n| n.to_lowercase()); | ||
room_name.as_ref().map_or(false, |n| n.contains(&keywords)) |
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this is okay for now as a rudimentary search, but in the future we'd want to fuzzy match the room name, room ID, room members, etc against one or more of the keywords (rather than just a straight-up "contains keywords" conditional)
Co-authored-by: Kevin Boos <[email protected]>
Fixes: #123