feat: search results page prototype #4

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Summary

Adds a search results page prototype (search.html) with hardcoded sample data demonstrating both text and semantic search modes. Updates navigation across all existing pages to include a Search link.

Changes

• search.html (new) -- Search results page with:
  • Data contract comments (@route, @data, @api, @components, @note)
  • Full-width search input with pre-filled query "frontend playground"
  • Mode toggle (Text Search / Semantic Search) using existing filter pill pattern
  • Note type filter pills (All Types, sop, convention, doc, project-page, board)
  • 6 hardcoded search results using existing note-card + note-card-row pattern
  • Highlighted snippet text with <mark> tags and relevance scores
  • Inline <style> block for search-specific styles (input, snippet, mark highlight) using design tokens from app.css
  • Mobile-first layout via content--home container
• index.html, notes.html, graph.html, note.html, note-board.html, note-project.html -- Added Search nav link after Graph in all 6 pages

Test Plan

• Open search.html directly in browser -- renders search results with highlighted snippets
• Verify mobile layout at 375px -- single column, full-width search input
• Verify desktop layout at 1280px -- wider input, same card layout
• Click nav links on all pages -- Search link present and navigates correctly
• Verify search.html nav shows Search as active (bold, underlined)
• Confirm all styles use existing design tokens (no hardcoded colors)

Review Checklist

• Vanilla HTML/CSS/JS only -- no npm, no frameworks, no build step
• Mobile-first layout matches existing pages
• Data contract comments present (@route, @data, @api, @components)
• Uses existing design tokens from app.css (no hardcoded colors)
• Navigation updated on all 6 existing pages
• Search-specific styles use inline <style> block (move to app.css when pattern stabilizes)
• Hardcoded data only -- no live API calls

Related Notes

• Closes #3

## Summary Adds a search results page prototype (`search.html`) with hardcoded sample data demonstrating both text and semantic search modes. Updates navigation across all existing pages to include a Search link. ## Changes - **search.html** (new) -- Search results page with: - Data contract comments (`@route`, `@data`, `@api`, `@components`, `@note`) - Full-width search input with pre-filled query "frontend playground" - Mode toggle (Text Search / Semantic Search) using existing filter pill pattern - Note type filter pills (All Types, sop, convention, doc, project-page, board) - 6 hardcoded search results using existing `note-card` + `note-card-row` pattern - Highlighted snippet text with `<mark>` tags and relevance scores - Inline `<style>` block for search-specific styles (input, snippet, mark highlight) using design tokens from app.css - Mobile-first layout via `content--home` container - **index.html, notes.html, graph.html, note.html, note-board.html, note-project.html** -- Added Search nav link after Graph in all 6 pages ## Test Plan - Open `search.html` directly in browser -- renders search results with highlighted snippets - Verify mobile layout at 375px -- single column, full-width search input - Verify desktop layout at 1280px -- wider input, same card layout - Click nav links on all pages -- Search link present and navigates correctly - Verify `search.html` nav shows Search as active (bold, underlined) - Confirm all styles use existing design tokens (no hardcoded colors) ## Review Checklist - [x] Vanilla HTML/CSS/JS only -- no npm, no frameworks, no build step - [x] Mobile-first layout matches existing pages - [x] Data contract comments present (@route, @data, @api, @components) - [x] Uses existing design tokens from app.css (no hardcoded colors) - [x] Navigation updated on all 6 existing pages - [x] Search-specific styles use inline `<style>` block (move to app.css when pattern stabilizes) - [x] Hardcoded data only -- no live API calls ## Related Notes - Closes #3

forgejo_admin added 1 commit 2026-03-27 20:29:47 +00:00

feat: add search results page prototype with text/semantic modes ... 8a38cf386d

Adds search.html with hardcoded sample results, dual search mode toggle
(text + semantic), type filter pills, highlighted snippets, and relevance
scores. Updates navigation across all 6 existing pages to include Search
link. Uses only existing design tokens from app.css with minimal inline
styles for search-specific elements (input, snippet, highlight).

Closes #3

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

forgejo_admin commented 2026-03-27 20:30:26 +00:00

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QA Review -- PR #4

Scope: 7 files changed, +199 / -0. New search.html + nav link added to 6 existing pages.

Nav Updates (6 files)

• All 6 pages consistently add Search link after Graph -- correct placement, no deviations.

search.html -- New File (193 lines)

Data contracts: Complete. @route, @auth, @data, @api, @components, @note all present. Documents both /api/notes/search and /api/notes/semantic-search endpoints with response shape.

Design system compliance:

• HTML boilerplate matches existing pages exactly (DOCTYPE, charset, viewport, font preconnect, app.css link)
• Uses content content--home layout wrapper -- consistent with notes.html
• Reuses existing classes: home-title, home-subtitle, filter-bar, filter-pill, note-list, note-card, note-card-row, badge, meta-time
• Type-colored left borders via data-type attribute -- matches existing card pattern
• All new CSS uses design tokens exclusively (no hardcoded colors)

Search-specific additions:

• .search-input -- full-width input using --font-body, --color-border, --radius-lg, --color-accent on focus
• .search-snippet -- muted text with --color-text-muted
• .search-snippet mark -- highlight using --color-accent-light with --radius-sm rounding
• .search-result-count -- right-aligned count using --color-text-faint
• All in inline <style> with migration comment -- appropriate for prototype stage

Content quality:

• 6 results with varied note types (2x sop, 2x convention, 1x project-page, 1x doc)
• Scores descending (0.95, 0.89, 0.84, 0.72, 0.58, 0.45) -- correct sort
• Dual mode toggle (Text Search / Semantic Search) with type filter row
• Responsive breakpoint at 600px -- matches existing pattern

No issues found.

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VERDICT: APPROVED

## QA Review -- PR #4 **Scope:** 7 files changed, +199 / -0. New `search.html` + nav link added to 6 existing pages. ### Nav Updates (6 files) - All 6 pages consistently add `Search` link after `Graph` -- correct placement, no deviations. ### search.html -- New File (193 lines) **Data contracts:** Complete. `@route`, `@auth`, `@data`, `@api`, `@components`, `@note` all present. Documents both `/api/notes/search` and `/api/notes/semantic-search` endpoints with response shape. **Design system compliance:** - HTML boilerplate matches existing pages exactly (DOCTYPE, charset, viewport, font preconnect, app.css link) - Uses `content content--home` layout wrapper -- consistent with notes.html - Reuses existing classes: `home-title`, `home-subtitle`, `filter-bar`, `filter-pill`, `note-list`, `note-card`, `note-card-row`, `badge`, `meta-time` - Type-colored left borders via `data-type` attribute -- matches existing card pattern - All new CSS uses design tokens exclusively (no hardcoded colors) **Search-specific additions:** - `.search-input` -- full-width input using `--font-body`, `--color-border`, `--radius-lg`, `--color-accent` on focus - `.search-snippet` -- muted text with `--color-text-muted` - `.search-snippet mark` -- highlight using `--color-accent-light` with `--radius-sm` rounding - `.search-result-count` -- right-aligned count using `--color-text-faint` - All in inline `<style>` with migration comment -- appropriate for prototype stage **Content quality:** - 6 results with varied note types (2x sop, 2x convention, 1x project-page, 1x doc) - Scores descending (0.95, 0.89, 0.84, 0.72, 0.58, 0.45) -- correct sort - Dual mode toggle (Text Search / Semantic Search) with type filter row - Responsive breakpoint at 600px -- matches existing pattern **No issues found.** --- **VERDICT: APPROVED**

forgejo_admin commented 2026-03-27 20:32:17 +00:00

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PR #4 Review

DOMAIN REVIEW

Tech stack: Vanilla HTML/CSS playground -- no build tools, no frameworks, no JavaScript logic. Static prototypes with hardcoded data for design exploration.

Design token compliance: All CSS properties in the inline <style> block reference existing app.css design tokens. Verified every var(--*) reference against the :root block: --font-body, --color-border, --radius-lg, --color-surface, --color-text, --transition-normal, --color-accent, --color-text-faint, --color-text-muted, --color-accent-light, --radius-sm. No hardcoded colors.

Pattern reuse: Correctly reuses existing component patterns from app.css: note-card, note-card-row, filter-bar, filter-pill, filter-pill--active, badge, badge--*, content--home, home-title, home-subtitle, note-list, meta-time. New CSS classes (search-input-wrap, search-input, search-result-count, search-snippet) are search-specific and well-scoped.

Nav consistency: The Search link is added in the same position (after Graph) across all 7 pages. Nav structure matches the existing pattern exactly: brand > nav-links > nav-right. The active class is correctly set only on search.html.

Data contract annotations: Present and thorough -- @route, @auth, @data, @api, @components, @note. Documents both text and semantic search API endpoints with clear data shapes.

Accessibility: The search input has aria-label="Search notes". Filter buttons use <button> elements (not divs/spans), which is correct for interactive controls.

Responsive: Uses content--home container (mobile-first, max-width constrained). The inline @media (min-width: 600px) breakpoint matches the existing breakpoint in app.css. Mobile-first approach is consistent.

HTML validity: The <style> block is placed after </main> but before </body>. This is valid HTML5 (style elements are permitted in the body per spec) but unconventional. The comment noting "Move to app.css when pattern stabilizes" shows intent -- this is acceptable for a prototype.

BLOCKERS

None.

This is a static HTML/CSS playground prototype with hardcoded data. No user input is processed, no JavaScript executes, no API calls are made, no secrets are present. The BLOCKER criteria (unvalidated input, missing tests, secrets, DRY violations in auth paths) do not apply to static prototypes with no logic.

NITS

1. Inline style attribute on type filter bar (search.html line ~72 in the diff): style="border-bottom:none; padding-bottom:0; margin-bottom:0.75rem;" -- This is an inline style override on the second .filter-bar. Consider a modifier class like filter-bar--borderless to keep the pattern reusable when this moves to SvelteKit. Low priority for a prototype.

2. Base branch is 1-note-detail-prototype, not main: This PR stacks on an unmerged feature branch. This is fine for iterative playground work, but be aware that merging order matters -- PR #2 must merge before this one. If PR #2 gets changes during review, this PR's diff could shift.

3. <style> placement: The inline style block sits between </main> and </body>. Conventional placement is inside <head>. Functionally identical, but moving it to <head> would match standard document structure. Very minor -- the "move to app.css" comment already signals this is temporary.

SOP COMPLIANCE

• Branch named after issue (3-search-page-prototype references issue #3)
• PR body has Summary, Changes, Test Plan, Related (Closes #3)
• No plan slug required (confirmed by task -- standalone playground ticket)
• No secrets, .env files, or credentials committed
• No scope creep -- all changes are search page + nav link additions
• Commit message is descriptive (PR title: feat: search results page prototype)

PROCESS OBSERVATIONS

• Change failure risk: Very low. Static HTML prototype with no logic, no state, no API integration. The only cross-file change is a single nav link addition across 6 files, which is mechanical and verified consistent.
• Deployment frequency: This is a playground repo -- no deployment pipeline. Changes are consumed visually by opening HTML files in a browser.
• Documentation: The data contract comments serve as the specification for the future SvelteKit implementation. This is the playground-first workflow operating as designed.
• Stacked PRs: The 1-note-detail-prototype base branch pattern means merge order is sequential. This is normal for iterative prototyping but worth tracking.

VERDICT: APPROVED

## PR #4 Review ### DOMAIN REVIEW **Tech stack**: Vanilla HTML/CSS playground -- no build tools, no frameworks, no JavaScript logic. Static prototypes with hardcoded data for design exploration. **Design token compliance**: All CSS properties in the inline `<style>` block reference existing `app.css` design tokens. Verified every `var(--*)` reference against the `:root` block: `--font-body`, `--color-border`, `--radius-lg`, `--color-surface`, `--color-text`, `--transition-normal`, `--color-accent`, `--color-text-faint`, `--color-text-muted`, `--color-accent-light`, `--radius-sm`. No hardcoded colors. **Pattern reuse**: Correctly reuses existing component patterns from `app.css`: `note-card`, `note-card-row`, `filter-bar`, `filter-pill`, `filter-pill--active`, `badge`, `badge--*`, `content--home`, `home-title`, `home-subtitle`, `note-list`, `meta-time`. New CSS classes (`search-input-wrap`, `search-input`, `search-result-count`, `search-snippet`) are search-specific and well-scoped. **Nav consistency**: The Search link is added in the same position (after Graph) across all 7 pages. Nav structure matches the existing pattern exactly: `brand > nav-links > nav-right`. The `active` class is correctly set only on `search.html`. **Data contract annotations**: Present and thorough -- `@route`, `@auth`, `@data`, `@api`, `@components`, `@note`. Documents both text and semantic search API endpoints with clear data shapes. **Accessibility**: The search input has `aria-label="Search notes"`. Filter buttons use `<button>` elements (not divs/spans), which is correct for interactive controls. **Responsive**: Uses `content--home` container (mobile-first, max-width constrained). The inline `@media (min-width: 600px)` breakpoint matches the existing breakpoint in `app.css`. Mobile-first approach is consistent. **HTML validity**: The `<style>` block is placed after `</main>` but before `</body>`. This is valid HTML5 (style elements are permitted in the body per spec) but unconventional. The comment noting "Move to app.css when pattern stabilizes" shows intent -- this is acceptable for a prototype. ### BLOCKERS None. This is a static HTML/CSS playground prototype with hardcoded data. No user input is processed, no JavaScript executes, no API calls are made, no secrets are present. The BLOCKER criteria (unvalidated input, missing tests, secrets, DRY violations in auth paths) do not apply to static prototypes with no logic. ### NITS 1. **Inline style attribute on type filter bar** (search.html line ~72 in the diff): `style="border-bottom:none; padding-bottom:0; margin-bottom:0.75rem;"` -- This is an inline style override on the second `.filter-bar`. Consider a modifier class like `filter-bar--borderless` to keep the pattern reusable when this moves to SvelteKit. Low priority for a prototype. 2. **Base branch is `1-note-detail-prototype`, not `main`**: This PR stacks on an unmerged feature branch. This is fine for iterative playground work, but be aware that merging order matters -- PR #2 must merge before this one. If PR #2 gets changes during review, this PR's diff could shift. 3. **`<style>` placement**: The inline style block sits between `</main>` and `</body>`. Conventional placement is inside `<head>`. Functionally identical, but moving it to `<head>` would match standard document structure. Very minor -- the "move to app.css" comment already signals this is temporary. ### SOP COMPLIANCE - [x] Branch named after issue (`3-search-page-prototype` references issue #3) - [x] PR body has Summary, Changes, Test Plan, Related (`Closes #3`) - [x] No plan slug required (confirmed by task -- standalone playground ticket) - [x] No secrets, .env files, or credentials committed - [x] No scope creep -- all changes are search page + nav link additions - [x] Commit message is descriptive (PR title: `feat: search results page prototype`) ### PROCESS OBSERVATIONS - **Change failure risk**: Very low. Static HTML prototype with no logic, no state, no API integration. The only cross-file change is a single nav link addition across 6 files, which is mechanical and verified consistent. - **Deployment frequency**: This is a playground repo -- no deployment pipeline. Changes are consumed visually by opening HTML files in a browser. - **Documentation**: The data contract comments serve as the specification for the future SvelteKit implementation. This is the playground-first workflow operating as designed. - **Stacked PRs**: The `1-note-detail-prototype` base branch pattern means merge order is sequential. This is normal for iterative prototyping but worth tracking. ### VERDICT: APPROVED

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