filters.ts File Reference

import type;

Functions
function export	getDescendantProjectIds (projectId:string)
function export	buildProjectTree (projects:Project[])
function export	parseSearch (q:string)
function export	getFiltered ()
function export	sorted (arr:VaultEntry[])

Variables
export type	ProjectTreeNode = Project & { children: ProjectTreeNode[]; virtual: boolean }
const	SEARCH_FILTER_KEYS = ['price', 'cat', 'env']
	Search prefixes that mean "filter by this field".
const	words
	return { filters, text: words.join(' ') }

Function Documentation

getDescendantProjectIds()

function export getDescendantProjectIds

(

projectId:string

)

buildProjectTree()

function export buildProjectTree

(

projects:Project[]

)

parseSearch()

function export parseSearch

(

q:string

)

getFiltered()

function export getFiltered

(

)

sorted()

function export sorted

(

arr:VaultEntry[]

)

Variable Documentation

ProjectTreeNode

export type ProjectTreeNode = Project & { children: ProjectTreeNode[]; virtual: boolean }

SEARCH_FILTER_KEYS

const SEARCH_FILTER_KEYS = ['price', 'cat', 'env']

Search prefixes that mean "filter by this field".

Everything else containing a colon is ordinary text.

Without the whitelist, any token with a colon became a filter: searching postgres://user produced the filter postgres="//user", which no branch in getFiltered reads, and left the text query empty — so looking for a connection string silently returned the entire vault instead of the one entry, and looked like everything matched.

words

const words

Initial value:

{
  const filters: Record<string, string> = {}

return

return { filters, text: words.join(' ') }