feat: fuzzy find #32
feat: fuzzy find #32
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WalkthroughThis pull request updates the documentation and user interface to support a new SQL query history feature with fuzzy search capabilities. The README now includes a description and a GIF image for query history, while the go.mod file adds a new fuzzy search dependency. The TUI component has been modified to incorporate a search input, update the displayed history dynamically using the fuzzy search package, and adjust layout and focus behavior. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant TUI
participant FuzzySearch as Fuzzy Package
participant HistoryData
User->>TUI: Enters search query
TUI->>FuzzySearch: Apply fuzzy filter on query history
FuzzySearch-->>TUI: Returns filtered history items
TUI->>HistoryData: Refresh history list display
HistoryData-->>TUI: Provides updated list
TUI->>User: Displays filtered SQL query history
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tui/tui.go (2)
576-600: Efficient implementation of fuzzy search with good UX considerations.The fuzzy search implementation is well-structured. The use of a closure function for updating the list is a clean approach. Some UX improvements to consider:
- The truncation of long SQL queries to 75 characters with ellipsis improves readability
- The reverse ordering (newest first) makes it easier to find recent queries
- The fuzzy matching leverages the library effectively
Consider adding a placeholder text to the search input field to guide users:
searchInput := tview.NewInputField(). SetLabel("Fuzzy Search: "). + SetPlaceholder("Type to filter history..."). SetFieldStyle(tcell.StyleDefault.
583-586: Consider handling case sensitivity in fuzzy search.The current implementation uses
fuzzy.Matchwith default settings, which might not handle case sensitivity in the most user-friendly way.-if query != "" && !fuzzy.Match(query, displayText) { +// Perform case-insensitive fuzzy matching for better UX +if query != "" && !fuzzy.MatchFold(query, displayText) { continue }
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tui/tui.go (4)
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go.mod (1)
17-17: Good choice of fuzzy search library.The addition of
github.com/lithammer/fuzzysearchis appropriate for implementing fuzzy search functionality. This is a well-maintained library with good performance characteristics for text matching.README.md (2)
14-14: Great addition to the Key Features section.The new feature description clearly communicates the functionality added to users. Mentioning both the query history and fuzzy search capability in a concise manner is helpful.
72-74: Documentation updated to accurately reflect the new UI workflow.The documentation has been properly updated to explain the fuzzy search functionality and how users can interact with it. Replacing the static image with a GIF is a nice touch that will make it easier for users to understand the feature.
tui/tui.go (5)
13-13: Import added correctly for fuzzy search functionality.The import for the fuzzysearch package is properly added to support the implementation of the fuzzy search feature.
545-548: Simplified context and error handling.The code now uses
context.Background()directly, which is simpler and cleaner than creating a separate context variable. The error is also passed directly toshowErrorwithout wrapping it, which is more consistent with the rest of the codebase.
555-574: Well-styled list component with proper theming.The list styling is comprehensive and properly uses the theme colors from the application, which ensures consistency with the overall UI. The border, background, text, and selection styles are all appropriately configured.
602-647: Clean implementation of search input and keyboard navigation.The search input field is well-integrated with the existing UI patterns. Key points:
- The keyboard navigation between search input and list using TAB is intuitive
- The layout with search input above the list follows standard patterns
- The focus behavior is properly implemented
The integration with the existing application flow (returning to the main UI) is also handled correctly.
592-598: Good use of closure to capture correct history item.Using a closure to capture the correct history item is the right approach to avoid the common gotcha of loop variable capture in Go. This ensures that each list item correctly sets the corresponding SQL query.
Code Metrics Report
Details | | main (df8b120) | #32 (7b0b4c8) | +/- |
|---------------------|----------------|---------------|------|
| Coverage | 34.7% | 34.7% | 0.0% |
| Files | 27 | 27 | 0 |
| Lines | 966 | 966 | 0 |
| Covered | 336 | 336 | 0 |
+ | Test Execution Time | 3s | 2s | -1s |Reported by octocov |
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