Closed AJolly closed 7 months ago
Default filters are already implemented
Additional filters can be customized in settings.toml
1) Where do we configure the default filter?
Also - What's the best way to debug our filters, I'm getting significantly more results in search everything directly.
Open the file called settings.toml in a text editor, default filters are there. What are your settings in everything and PTR? What's your max setting in PTR? If you're not using any filters, all the plugin is doing is passing the query to everything, so unless you have some custom settings in everything, results should be the same. If you're using filters, there's a chance the filter is not supported by the sdk, or I haven't parsed it correctly, in that case I need to know what filters you're using.
When I say default filter - I'm looking to have a filter automatically applied without me needing to specify that specific filter.
Max settings in PTR for Everything is 250.
Various weirdness: settings.toml:
Audio: = aac;ac3;aif;aifc;aiff;amr;ape;au;cda;dts;fla;flac;it;m1a;m2a;m3u;m4a;m4b;m4p;mid;midi;mka;mod;mp2;mp3;mpa;ogg;opus;ra;rmi;spc;rmi;snd;umx;voc;wav;weba;wma;xm Zip: = 7z;ace;arj;bz2;cab;gz;gzip;jar;r00;r01;r02;r03;r04;r05;r06;r07;r08;r09;r10;r11;r12;r13;r14;r15;r16;r17;r18;r19;r20;r21;r22;r23;r24;r25;r26;r27;r28;r29;rar;tar;tgz;z;zip Doc: = c;cc;chm;cpp;cs;css;csv;cxx;doc;docm;docx;dot;dotm;dotx;epub;gh;h;hpp;htm;html;hxx;ini;java;js;json;lua;mht;mhtml;mobi;odp;ods;odt;pdf;php;potx;potm;ppam;ppsm;ppsx;pps;ppt;pptm;pptx;pub;py;rtf;sldm;sldx;thmx;txt;vsd;wpd;wps;wri;xlam;xls;xlsb;xlsm;xlsx;xltm;xltx;xml;vb Exe: = bat;cmd;exe;msi;msp;msu;ps1;scr;lnk ccdca: = c:\ccdc\portableapps ccdcs: = c:\ccdc\portableapps|c:\ccdc\scripts|c:\ccdc\sysinternals|c:\ccdc\avalerts\nirsoft|c:\ccdc\commandlinetools Pic: = ani;apng;bmp;bpg;cur;gif;ico;jfi;jfif;jif;jpe;jpeg;jpg;pcx;png;psb;psd;rle;svg;tga;tif;tiff;webp;wmf ccdc: = c:\ccdc\portableapps|c:\ccdc\scripts|c:\ccdc\sysinternals|c:\ccdc\avalerts\nirsoft|c:\ccdc\commandlinetools|<c:\users\jolly "start menu">|"C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\" ext:exe;lnk;cmd;bat;ahk !sync-conflict Video: = 3g2;3gp;3gp2;3gpp;amv;asf;asx;avi;bdmv;bik;d2v;divx;drc;dsa;dsm;dss;dsv;evo;f4v;flc;fli;flic;flv;hdmov;ifo;ivf;m1v;m2p;m2t;m2ts;m2v;m4v;mkv;mp2v;mp4;mp4v;mpe;mpeg;mpg;mpls;mpv2;mpv4;mov;mts;ogm;ogv;pss;pva;qt;ram;ratdvd;rm;rmm;rmvb;roq;rpm;smil;smk;swf;tp;tpr;ts;vob;vp6;webm;wm;wmp;wmv
searches with the filter ccdca do not work:
searches with ccdcs or ccdc work mostly fine:
but everything returns 12 results
PTR returns 9.
Settings.Toml was design with extension filters in mind, you're using it as a path filter, which doesn't quite work because the plugin prepends your custom macro with ext:
, which indicates to everything that you want to search for extension types, but it then receives a path instead.
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This would be something I have think about how to implement.
Hm. Is there a way to run multiple instances of the plugin so we could connect them to different named instances? That'd also let me have a "default" filter, or let me connect to search everything 1.5, which supports referencing a filter in a search (filter:ccdc) https://www.voidtools.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=10176#filter
Named instance isn't a feature that's supported by the sdk, see #40 . Named instance would be something that would have to be implemented by voidtools. You can configure 1.5a to work with this plugin #74 , but whether the newer features will work is unknown, as I've not tested that.
Ah thats useful to know. Looks like we'd have to recompile the sdk to support connecting to a named instance: https://www.voidtools.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=41186#p41186
Still would be useful to have multiple plugin instances if we could reference a default filter.
I can confirm using 1.5 lets us reference a filter as part of the search:
Hm. Is there a way to run multiple instances of the plugin so we could connect them to different named instances? That'd also let me have a "default" filter, or let me connect to search everything 1.5, which supports referencing a filter in a search (filter:ccdc) https://www.voidtools.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=10176#filter
Please tell me how to set the default filter in setting.toml, for example I only want to search pdf.
@pzhren
If you only want pdf files, just include .pdf
in your query
If you must use filters for whatever reason:
On 1.5, you don't need to configure setting.toml
, configure it in 1.5 directly
On 1.4, in setting.toml
you can configure it like this pdf: = pdf;
Thanks Is there a way to make it search only pdf by default and omit .pdf? I am v1.5 ---- Replied Message ---- FromLin Yu-Chieh @.>Date6/6/2024 @.>CcAndy @.>, @.>SubjectRe: [lin-ycv/EverythingPowerToys] [Request] Custom Filters for Path (Issue #79) @pzhren If you only want pdf files, just include .pdf in your query If you must use filters for whatever reason: On 1.5, you don't need to configure setting.toml, configure it in 1.5 directly On 1.4, in setting.toml you can configure it like this pdf: = pdf; — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you were mentioned.Message ID: @.***>
@pzhren not that I'm aware of? You can set p: = .pdf
then use p:searchterm
That should be the simplest.
If you want to use this plugin to always only search for certain files/folders/extensions, you can open a new feature request.
I'd love a way to set a default search / filter that gets applied.
I'm trying to get powertoys run to pick up portable apps and scripts and include them in the results, search everything works great for this, if I could have it set a default filter, or otherwise have more fine grained priority for results.