I made a UI design of the search functionality I want to implement in my notes app. I think it looks pretty nice. I need to figure out how I can add some filters. For instance, if the user only wants to search in a specific folder.
I have actually already implemented a search function in the sidebar of the app. It might be a bit redundant to have two search functions, but I think they still can complement each other. I'll keep it for now and figure out later if it still makes sense to keep it... #dev #Swift #Markdown
Ngl making a lightweight replacement for MS #Word would be awesome. It feels so clunky and slow to use…
#OPD format is probably the way to go for this, but I believe it’s pretty complicated, so not something I’ll be working on any time soon. First, I need to get my notes app fully working with features like #Markdown support, the visual canvas for brainstorming, and a search function similar to #Raycast.
I have already implemented a basic search function in the sidebar which works nicely. Nothing special about it. But I do want something similar to Raycast, Arc Browser, and Spotlight on Mac. A search function that opens through a shortcut, perhaps CMD + SHIFT + F. It shows a search input in the center of the window with a beautiful blurry background. Then search results will show in a grid of three columns with previews for each search result. So for example, searching for a document, would show a preview of the text, image, or whatever content is inside the document (basically the first 5-10 lines). #dev
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