* feat: move language utilites out of components and dedup linguist languages
This mot moves all linguist language and codemirror languages into
utility classes.
It also adds syntax highligting for 200+ languages which can use
available parsers.
* Add support for all available 3rd party languages
* Remove some accidental languages
---------
Co-authored-by: Brendan Kellam <bshizzle1234@gmail.com>
* feat: add all 800 linguist language icons
This uses existing svg icons for common languages, then falls back on
the iconify library for the remaining 600 languages.
* move icon component to ui components
---------
Co-authored-by: Brendan Kellam <bshizzle1234@gmail.com>
* feat: Add support for codemirror mode languages
Codemirror 5 had a number of languages supported via modes instead of
explicit language support
* Add additional languages, remove comment
* Make filter panel full page height
* Fix filter items text
when the filter items were cutoff, the text would break onto multiple
lines and the count would overlap with the text
---------
Co-authored-by: Brendan Kellam <bshizzle1234@gmail.com>
* Basic gerrit sync with working gitiles web-links functionality
This adds basic support for gerrit repo code host syncing. Gerrit uses
gitiles plugin for code browsing (in most cases).
It may be usefull to allow users to provide their own web code-browsing
url templates in the future.
* Add gerrit readme update
* Remove config arg from gerrit fetchAllProjects
* Remove example urls
* Resolve comments
The motivation for building search suggestions is two-fold: (1) to make the zoekt query language more approachable by presenting all available options to the user, and (2) make it easier for power-users to craft complex queries.
The meat-n-potatoes of this change are concentrated in searchBar.tsx and searchSuggestionBox.tsx. The suggestions box works by maintaining a state-machine of "modes". By default, the box is in the refine mode, where suggestions for different prefixes (e.g., repo:, lang:, etc.) are suggested to the user. When one of these prefixes is matched, the state-machine transitions to the corresponding mode (e.g., repository, language, etc.) and surfaces suggestions for that mode (if any).
The query is split up into parts by spaces " " (e.g., 'test repo:hello' -> ['test', 'repo:hello']). See splitQuery. The part that has the cursor over it is considered the active part. We evaluate which mode the state machine is in based on the active part. When a suggestion is clicked, we only modify the active part of the query.
Three modes are currently missing suggestion data: file (file names), revision (branch / tag names), and symbol (symbol names). In future PRs, we will need to introduce endpoints into the backend to allow the frontend to fetch this data and surface it as suggestions..
