feat: added live search bar #32
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Thanks a lot again!! Merging it. |
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I've added a live search bar: if you type in it, the results shown will be filtered by what you write. By default, it filters by name. If you type
tag:TAGNAME, separated by a whitespace, it filters all results by that tag (e.g., if you typephp tag:backend, as of now it will show only basic-php-project-structure. It also works astag:backend php, order does not matter).As a result of this, to close the program now you type Control-C, not q anymore (As it is used by the search bar). If you give it multiple tags, it searches every entry that has at least one of them.
Also, the
-t TAGNAMEcommand now addstag:TAGNAMEas the first query, while a new-q QUERYcommand searches forQUERYat the start.To improve on this, in the future maybe we can implement a cursor.
This resolves #4