Search & Tag Features
Sprouti's search and tag features help you quickly find target information from large amounts of documents.
Achieve efficient information management by combining tag systems with a high-speed search engine.
Search Features
Text Search
- Press the search button in the footer while viewing a document to open the search bar
- Enter search keywords and press Enter or click the search button
- Matching words in the text will be highlighted
Shortcuts
Ctrl/Cmd + F
: Open text search
Advanced Search
- Press the search button in the sidebar to display the search panel
- Enter search keywords and press Enter or click the search button
- Search results will be displayed
Search Shortcuts
Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + F
: Open advanced search
Search Scope
- Document Name: Document names
- Folder Name: Folder names
- Content: Markdown text content
- Folder Description: Folder description text
Current Search Functionality
Basic Search (Partial Match)
Search example: "meeting"
Result: Documents containing "meeting" in name or content
How Search Works:
- Search by document name
- Search by document content
- Case insensitive
- Partial match search
Search Tips:
- Use specific keywords
- Enter complete text if it contains spaces
- Be aware of spelling variations
Notes:
• AND/OR/NOT search is not currently supported
• Wildcard (*) search is not currently supported
• Phrase search is not currently supported
Search Results Display
Result List Display
- Document Name: Click to open document
- Matched Content: Highlighted display
- Document Path: Folder hierarchy display
- Last Updated: Document update date/time
Sort Features
- By Update Date: Most recently updated first (default)
- Pinned Priority: Prioritize pinned documents
Filter Features
- Folder Specification: Search within specific folders
- Tag Filter: Filter by specific tags
- Pinned Filter: Display only pinned documents
Tag System
Basic Tag Concepts
What are Tags?
- Classification Labels: Labels for categorizing documents and folders
- Cross-cutting Classification: Can classify beyond folder structure
- Flexible Management: Multiple tags can be added to one document
Tag Features
- Case Insensitive: "Project" and "project" are the same tag
- Unicode Support: Chinese characters, hiragana, katakana can be used
- Special Character Support: Hyphens, underscores, etc. can be used
Tag Creation and Management
How to Add Tags
Method 1: From Document Details Screen
- Select document
- Check the document details panel on the right
- Enter in the "Add Tag" field
- Add with Enter key
※ Tags can be up to 25 characters long
Tag Deletion
- Tag list in document details screen
- Click the "×" button for the tag you want to delete
- Tag is deleted
Tag Cloud
What is Tag Cloud?
A list of tags in use, displayed in the right sidebar.
Display Features
- Size: Size changes according to usage frequency
- Color Coding: Color coding by category or importance
- Click Function: Click tags to filter
Using Tag Cloud
- Check Frequently Used Tags: Tags displayed larger
- Quick Filtering: Instant filtering by clicking tags
- Tag Organization: Check and organize unused tags
Tagging Tips
Effective Tag Usage
- Maintain Consistency: Use consistent naming conventions
- Specific Names: Choose clear and specific tag names
- Moderate Numbers: 3-5 tags per document is recommended
Search Performance Optimization
Tips for Improving Search Speed
Database Optimization
- Search is executed directly in the database (PGlite)
- With large numbers of documents, search may take time
Efficient Search Methods
- Specific Keywords: "meeting minutes" rather than "document"
- Short Keywords: Avoid overly long keywords
- Combine with Tags: Improve accuracy with keyword + tag
Narrowing Search Results
- Start with broad keywords
- If many results, filter by tags
- Specify folders for further narrowing
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