Making things findable - Githubissues

angelo-v commented 1 year ago

As a pod owner I want to find things by their human readable name because I do not want to remember cryptic or complex URIs.

As a pod owner I want to decide which things I can find by their name, so that I do not get too many irrelevant results.

Acceptance criteria

[ ] when viewing a thing I can choose to make it "findable"
[ ] Findable things become part of the label index and show up when searching for them in the search bar (see https://github.com/pod-os/PodOS/issues/19)
[ ] I can revoke my decision, i.e. remove a thing from the index and therefore from the search results
[ ] I get an indication whether a thing is searchable or not
[ ] When editing a thing that is in the index, the index gets updated

angelo-v commented 1 year ago

Open question: Should a user have multiple index documents? How to decide where to add to?

josephguillaume commented 7 months ago

Open question: Should a user have multiple index documents? How to decide where to add to?

Search is working really well for me. In my preferences file, I specify as private label indexes:

A manually created file that has major app entry points.
Issue names in a tracker - I do have to manually recreate this label file because it uses dc:title instead of rdfs:label As part of this process I also only include open issues - I'm less likely to want global search of closed issues
SOSA features of interest for digital home - used as is where they are defined.
Feeds/video subscriptions - used as is where they are defined

With open-with functionality, these all potentially open with a custom app too (still experimenting with this).

Most items are therefore not manually added to the index but instead a whole category of items is added by adding the relevant resource document.

angelo-v commented 7 months ago

Also address books have people and group indexes which also could be considered when searching

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