Struct OpenResourceSearch 

pub struct OpenResourceSearch { /* private fields */ }

Automatic bounded search over the resources an app currently has open.

Apps still provide explicit SearchProviders for large or closed collections (all mail, every file, every contact). This provider closes the baseline gap: a live resource published by any app is findable by its label, kind, or stable id even when the app has no bespoke content index. One canonical representative action activates the resource; the palette continues to list every action separately from the same fresh authority tree.

Implementations

impl OpenResourceSearch

pub fn new(resources: &[Resource]) -> OpenResourceSearch

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for OpenResourceSearch

fn clone(&self) -> OpenResourceSearch

Returns a duplicate of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl SearchProvider for OpenResourceSearch

fn name(&self) -> &'static str

The kind label this provider produces, used for diagnostics and as the default group header. Individual results may still carry a different SearchResult::kind.

fn search(&self, query: &str) -> Vec<SearchResult>

Return the matching results for query. An empty query conventionally returns a provider’s “browse” set (recents / favourites / all), or an empty vec if browsing makes no sense for the source.

fn search_limited(&self, query: &str, limit: usize) -> Vec<SearchResult>

Query with a materialisation budget. App providers must override this and stop constructing hits once limit is reached. The fallback exists only for tiny/test providers outside apps/; the repository contract checker rejects app implementations that inherit it.

fn search_page( &self, query: &SearchQuery, cursor: Option<&SearchCursor>, work_budget: usize, result_limit: usize, ) -> SearchPage

Return one bounded continuation page for an interactive search.

fn resolve_action_resource(&self, address: &ActionAddress) -> Option<Resource>

Lazily resolve a canonical search address that is intentionally absent from the small open-resource snapshot.

fn action_directory_generation(&self) -> Option<u64>

Monotonic retained-index generation for the broker pull directory. None means the provider has not proved that a continuation cursor is safe across mutation, so remote directory discovery must omit it rather than silently advertise mutable rows as revision-stable. Providers backed by SearchCatalog should return Some(catalog.stats().generation).

fn action_directory_invocation_domain(&self) -> ActionDirectoryInvocationDomain

Versions this actual provider’s complete lazy invocation domain, including hidden targets and argument/handler semantics omitted from search rows.

fn action_directory_cursor_is_current(&self, _cursor: &SearchCursor) -> bool

Validate a continuation token before it is used by a remote pull directory. The conservative default refuses it: only providers that expose a retained generation may claim continuation safety.

fn poll_page(&self, _token: &PendingToken) -> PagePoll

The page a SearchPage::pending token stands for, once its source has answered. Called on later frames, never in a loop; return PagePoll::Pending until the answer is in. A token the provider no longer knows (the query moved on) answers an empty ready page.

fn facets(&self) -> Vec<Facet>

The dimensions this provider filters by. The palette offers their values as chips and parses typed key:value tokens for them into SearchQuery::filters.

fn search_scopes(&self) -> Vec<ScopeDecl>

The parts of the app this provider’s hits can be narrowed to (see ScopeDecl). An unscoped palette offers each as a “Search in” row that narrows the search to it.