Multiple-field search to filter text flows in React editor.
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Former user 20 April 2018 at 00:24
We are closing all the old issues to have more clarity in our backlog for Zanata project. Feel free to re-open or leave a comment if you require our attention on your Jira.
Former user 6 March 2017 at 00:50
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Bugzilla Migration 28 July 2015 at 23:18
David Mason commented:
copy code from GWT editor for most of this feature.
add REST endpoint to handle the JSON payloads (current endpoint uses GWT-RPC).
include unit tests for the feature
Technical note: if this is converted to a React component, unit testing may be easier.
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Updated 20 April 2018 at 01:25
The GWT editor has multiple-field search to filter text flows. The same functionality should be added to the javascript editor.
Key features of the search:
suggest available keys when search field is focused
filter suggested keys based on input
plain text with no keys is added to key "text"
has all the keys available in the GWT editor.
Keys to filter by (taken directly from the GWT editor):
text: source and target text
resource-id: exact Resource ID for a string
last-modified-by: username
last-modified-before: date in format yyyy-mm-dd
last-modified-after: date in format yyyy-mm-dd
source-comment: source comment text
translation-comment: translation comment text
msgctxt: exact Message Context for a string
Technical note: multiple-field search was originally written in JavaScript before porting to GWT, so most of the code could be reusable in the javascript editor.