When searching for an emoji with multiple separators, consider the full input

e.g., typing “blob_cat_p” used to search for “blob” and “cat”, but not
“blob_cat_p”, which means “blob_cat_patpat” is very unlikely to show up,
although it is likely what the user wanted to type in the first place.
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Thibaut Girka 2018-10-27 18:29:22 +02:00 committed by ThibG
parent 8f4fab65a1
commit ee1f1a2ec9

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@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
// https://github.com/missive/emoji-mart/blob/5f2ffcc/src/utils/emoji-index.js
import data from './emoji_mart_data_light';
import { getData, getSanitizedData, intersect } from './emoji_utils';
import { getData, getSanitizedData, uniq, intersect } from './emoji_utils';
let originalPool = {};
let index = {};
@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ function search(value, { emojisToShowFilter, maxResults, include, exclude, custo
}
}
allResults = values.map((value) => {
const searchValue = (value) => {
let aPool = pool,
aIndex = index,
length = 0;
@ -150,15 +150,23 @@ function search(value, { emojisToShowFilter, maxResults, include, exclude, custo
}
return aIndex.results;
}).filter(a => a);
};
if (allResults.length > 1) {
results = intersect.apply(null, allResults);
} else if (allResults.length) {
results = allResults[0];
if (values.length > 1) {
results = searchValue(value);
} else {
results = [];
}
allResults = values.map(searchValue).filter(a => a);
if (allResults.length > 1) {
allResults = intersect.apply(null, allResults);
} else if (allResults.length) {
allResults = allResults[0];
}
results = uniq(results.concat(allResults));
}
if (results) {