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Searcher

Use the Searcher package to quickly search a large list of items via a popup window. For example, use Searcher to find, select, and put down a new node in a graph. The Searcher package also includes samples and tests.

Features

• Popup Window Placement
• Tree View
• Keyboard Navigation
• Quick Search
• Auto-Complete
• Match Highlighting
• Multiple Databases

Quick Usage Example

void OnMouseDown( MouseDownEvent evt )
{
    var items = new List<SearcherItem>
    {
        new SearcherItem( "Books", "Description", new List<SearcherItem>()
        {
            new SearcherItem( "Dune" ),
        } )
    };
    items[0].AddChild( new SearcherItem( "Ender's Game" ) );

    SearcherWindow.Show(
        this, // this EditorWindow
        items, "Optional Title",
        item => { Debug.Log( item.name ); return /*close window?*/ true; },
        evt.mousePosition );
}

Installing the Package

Open this file in your project:

Packages/manifest.json

Add this to the dependencies array (makes sure to change the version string to your current version):

"com.unity.searcher": "4.0.0-preview"

For example, if this it he only package you depend on, you should have something like this (makes sure to change the version string to your current version):

{
    "dependencies": {
        "com.unity.searcher": "4.0.0-preview"
    }
}

Enabling the Samples and Tests

Right now, it seems Samples and Tests only show for local packages, meaning you cloned this repo inside your Packages folder. Given you've done that, open this file in your project:

Packages/manifest.json

Add a testables list with the package name so you get something like this (makes sure to change the version string to your current version):

{
    "dependencies": {
        "com.unity.searcher": "4.0.0-preview"
    },
    "testables" : [ "com.unity.searcher" ]
}

You should see a new top-level menu called Searcher and you should see Searcher tests in Test Runner.

Searcher Creation from Database

var bookItems = new List<SearcherItem> { new SearcherItem( "Books" ) };
var foodItems = new List<SearcherItem> { new SearcherItem( "Foods" ) };

// Create databases.
var databaseDir = Application.dataPath + "/../Library/Searcher";
var bookDatabase = SearcherDatabase.Create( bookItems, databaseDir + "/Books" );
var foodDatabase = SearcherDatabase.Create( foodItems, databaseDir + "/Foods" );

// At a later time, load database from disk.
bookDatabase = SearcherDatabase.Load( databaseDir + "/Books" );

var searcher = new Searcher(
    new SearcherDatabase[]{ foodDatabase, bookDatabase },
    "Optional Title" );

Popup Window or Create Control

Searcher m_Searcher;

void OnMouseDown( MouseDownEvent evt ) { // Popup window...
   SearcherWindow.Show( this, m_Searcher,
       item => { Debug.Log( item.name ); return /*close window?*/ true; },
       evt.mousePosition );
}

// ...or create SearcherControl VisualElement
void OnEnable() { // ...or create SearcherControl VisualElement
   var searcherControl = new SearcherControl();
   searcherControl.Setup( m_Searcher, item => Debug.Log( item.name ) );
   this.GetRootVisualContainer().Add( searcherControl );
}

Customize the UI via ISearcherAdapter

public interface ISearcherAdapter {
   VisualElement MakeItem();
   VisualElement Bind( VisualElement target, SearcherItem item,
                       ItemExpanderState expanderState, string text );
   string title { get; }
   bool hasDetailsPanel { get; }
   void DisplaySelectionDetails( VisualElement detailsPanel, SearcherItem o );
   void DisplayNoSelectionDetails( VisualElement detailsPanel );
   void InitDetailsPanel( VisualElement detailsPanel );
}

var bookDatabase = SearcherDatabase.Load( Application.dataPath + "/Books" );
var myAdapter = new MyAdapter(); // class MyAdapter : ISearcherAdapter
var searcher = new Searcher( bookDatabase, myAdapter );

Technical details

Requirements

This version of Searcher is compatible with the following versions of the Unity Editor:

• 2019.1 and later (recommended)

Known limitations

Searcher version 1.0 includes the following known limitations:

• Only works with .Net 4.0

Package contents

The following table indicates the main folders of the package:

Location	Description
Editor/Resources	Contains images used in the UI.
Editor/Searcher	Contains Searcher source files.
Samples	Contains the samples.
Tests	Contains the tests.