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Custom tags are those tags where the user provides the key and value, separated by a colon (e.g. due:soon).
These were not indexed as part of the work on #98 because of their additional complexity compared with other tag types (also because Dexie can't index an array of objects in any way).
There is some discussion about this on PR #100 and on issue #97.
The idea is to introduce a new class and table - Tag/tags - which makes indexable/searchable/sortable these values:
todoID
key
value
Later, it should also be capable of handling a type property (see discussion of timer[t]:1h23m-like tags on #97).
While this is just for custom tags initially, it may be reused for project, context and hashtag style tags... though only if this appears to be useful (right now they have all the utility they need stored directly alongside their todos).
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Custom tags are those tags where the user provides the key and value, separated by a colon (e.g.
due:soon
).These were not indexed as part of the work on #98 because of their additional complexity compared with other tag types (also because Dexie can't index an array of objects in any way).
There is some discussion about this on PR #100 and on issue #97.
The idea is to introduce a new class and table - Tag/tags - which makes indexable/searchable/sortable these values:
Later, it should also be capable of handling a
type
property (see discussion oftimer[t]:1h23m
-like tags on #97).While this is just for custom tags initially, it may be reused for project, context and hashtag style tags... though only if this appears to be useful (right now they have all the utility they need stored directly alongside their todos).
Code of Conduct
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: