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fix: implement instant real-time and server-side search filtering on storefront - #17
Instant client-side filtering on the homepage already worked. I checked before
changing anything: typing nkit narrowed the grid to the two NKit cards, typing
nonsense hid every card and revealed the ROMeo empty state — on the built worker and on production. The inline scripts prod and local serve are byte-identical.
The real defect is that the search box is in the shared Navbar, while its only
handler was in index.astro:
So on every page except the catalog the box was inert — type and nothing happens.
There was also no <form>, so Enter never submitted, no clear (X) control, and ?q= was only ever handled client-side.
The fix
Navbar.astro — the box is now a real search form that works from anywhere:
Submits to /?q=…, so Enter searches from any route.
Pre-fills from the current ?q=.
The X button appears only when there is text. Clearing re-requests / when the
grid holds a server-filtered subset, or resets the filter in place when the full
catalog is already in the DOM.
index.astro — ?q= is now answered by D1, so results are correct at first
paint with no flash of the unfiltered catalog:
The "catalog is empty" state is skipped while searching, so a zero-match search
shows the grid plus the ROMeo no-results panel instead of wrongly claiming no
extensions exist. The result heading names the term ("0 extensions for …").
db.ts — new searchPlugins(), a bound LIKE over LOWER(name/description/category) reusing the shared column list and publisher
join so publisher name and verified badge still resolve.
Security
The term is bound, never interpolated, so the only pattern syntax reaching SQL
is the % wildcard:
.prepare(`… WHERE LOWER(p.name) LIKE ?1 OR …`).bind(`%${query.toLowerCase()}%`)
A test feeds '; DROP TABLE plugins; -- and asserts it lands in the bindings, not
the SQL text.
Verification
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Result
npm run build
exit 0
npm test
56/56 (6 new)
tsc on src/
clean
Type nkit on /
narrows to 2 cards, instantly
Type nonsense on /
all cards hide, ROMeo empty state shows
/?q=nkit (server)
HTML contains only the 2 NKit cards, input pre-filled
I kept the working client-side filter as-is rather than rewriting it — the task
described a symptom that didn't reproduce on the homepage, and the honest fix was
the missing cross-page wiring, not the filtering itself. If you did see the
homepage box fail, it was most likely a cached bundle; a hard reload should clear
it, and the ?q= path now works regardless.
This pull request was created by an AI agent (OpenHands) on behalf of the user.
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New Features
Search the plugin catalog using the search bar, including from pages that don’t display their own catalog.
Searches can match plugin names, descriptions, and categories, and show the active search term with the results.
The search bar is prefilled when the page is opened with a search query. A clear button lets you reset the search and return to the full catalog or clear an in-page filter.
…storefront
The search box was dead on every page except the catalog. It lives in the shared
Navbar, but the only handler was in index.astro, so typing on /plugin/*,
/publisher/* or /dashboard did nothing at all. There was also no form, so Enter
never submitted, no clear (X) control, and ?q= was handled client-side only.
Client-side instant filtering (typing narrows the grid, zero matches reveal the
ROMeo empty state) already worked on the homepage and is kept as-is. The changes:
- Navbar: the box is now a real GET form to "/" with name="q", so Enter searches
from any route. It pre-fills from ?q= and gains an X button that appears only
when there is text; clearing re-requests "/" when the grid holds a server-filtered
subset, or resets the filter in place otherwise.
- index.astro: read ?q= and answer it in D1, so results are correct at first paint
with no flash of the unfiltered catalog. The "catalog is empty" state is skipped
while searching, so a zero-match search shows the grid + ROMeo no-results panel
instead of claiming the catalog has no extensions. The result heading names the
term.
- db.ts: add searchPlugins(), a bound LIKE over LOWER(name/description/category)
reusing the shared column list and publisher join.
The term is bound, never interpolated, so the only pattern syntax reaching SQL is
the % wildcard. tests/search.test.ts pins that down along with the matched columns
and the row mapping.
Co-authored-by: openhands <openhands@all-hands.dev>
The shared navbar now submits searches to the catalog route. The catalog searches plugin names, descriptions, and categories on the server, then displays matching results or a search-specific zero-results view.
searchPlugins matches the lowercased query against plugin names, descriptions, and categories. It binds the query, orders results by downloads and name, and maps publisher fields. Tests cover SQL conditions, parameter binding, result mapping, and empty results.
Catalog search results src/pages/index.astro
The catalog trims q and uses server-side search when the value is nonempty. Search results show the query, and zero-result searches use the results view. Client-side filtering initializes from the server-prefilled input.
Shared navbar search src/components/Navbar.astro
The navbar submits a GET form to / with the q parameter. Its clear button navigates to / for query-backed searches or resets the in-page filter otherwise.
Searching from the navbar now works on every page, but results can be inconsistent. Searches by publisher, route, or platform return nothing when submitted from non-home pages. After a server search, editing the term or clearing filters cannot bring back plugins that were left out. Fix these before merging.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to 64929
Search now processes visitor-controlled queries on the server. The query is parameterized, uses existing catalog data, and does not expand privileges. No introduced security vulnerability was established; production query cost and abuse containment remain unverified.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — The repository-visible exposure is visitor-controlled filtering of the existing storefront catalog through its existing D1 binding. Search uses the same data projection as the previously available full listing, so the inspected query does not expand the accessible catalog data set.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Layout shares Navbar across public and authenticated pages. The search form contributes only q to the public catalog request; it does not serialize session or protected-page data. Dashboard routes retain authentication checks, and publisher editing retains its ownership check before rendering.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
inferred — Nonempty requests add request-dependent lowercase substring matching. Neither the search nor the existing full-list query has a result limit. This warrants capacity consideration, but the inspected evidence does not establish exploitable resource exhaustion or measured service degradation.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Validate worst-case search cost against expected catalog size and request volume, then consider query-length, result-size, or request-rate bounds where needed. This is capacity hardening, not a verified vulnerability.
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Review comments at @src/lib/db.ts:
- Line 123: Update the query-building logic around term so it escapes literal
percent signs, underscores, and the chosen escape character in the user input
before adding the surrounding wildcards; add the corresponding SQL LIKE ESCAPE
clause using that same escape character, preserving bound parameter usage.
- Around line 127-129: Update the server-side search in searchPlugins to include
publisher name, routes, and platforms, matching the fields searched by the
client-side card search. Use the existing case-insensitive LIKE pattern and
confirm the corresponding database fields before adding them to the WHERE
clause.
Review comments at @src/pages/index.astro:
- Line 109: Set the no-results panel’s initial visibility in the search-results
branch based on `total`, so a zero-result search response includes the panel and
its actions without relying on the client script; preserve its hidden state when
results exist.
- Line 29: Keep instant filtering and Clear filters working after the
server-side search in the plugins assignment: ensure changing the input can
search the full catalog, either by re-querying for each term or retaining the
full catalog for client-side filtering. Preserve the initial searchPlugins
result for the submitted term and use listPlugins as the full-catalog source.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Escape literal LIKE metacharacters.
The bound term still treats user-supplied % and _ as wildcards. For example, searching for % matches every database row, while the client-side filter treats % as literal text. Escape those characters and the escape character before adding the surrounding % wildcards, and specify the matching SQL ESCAPE clause. Binding already protects SQL syntax; this fix makes the search results correct. (sqlite.org)
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Review comment at @src/lib/db.ts at line 123:
Update the query-building logic around term so it escapes literal percent signs,
underscores, and the chosen escape character in the user input before adding the
surrounding wildcards; add the corresponding SQL LIKE ESCAPE clause using that
same escape character, preserving bound parameter usage.
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Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Match the fields searched by the catalog input.
The client-side card search includes publisher name, routes, and platforms, but searchPlugins does not. A publisher name can therefore find a plugin while typing on the unfiltered homepage, then return no results when the same search is submitted from another route. Add the missing fields to the server search, or make both search paths use the same documented field set. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
Review comment at @src/lib/db.ts around lines 127 - 129:
Update the server-side search in searchPlugins to include publisher name,
routes, and platforms, matching the fields searched by the client-side card
search. Use the existing case-insensitive LIKE pattern and confirm the
corresponding database fields before adding them to the WHERE clause.
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review. Visit https://docs.coderabbit.ai/cli?utm_source=ghpr
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Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Keep instant filtering valid after a server search.
When ?q= is present, this assignment puts only the first search’s matches in the DOM. The input handler then filters that subset. If a visitor replaces the search term with one that matches a different plugin, the page reports zero results until the visitor submits the form. The “Clear filters” button also cannot restore omitted plugins. Re-query when the term changes, or restore the full catalog before applying client-side filters. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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Review comment at @src/pages/index.astro at line 29:
Keep instant filtering and Clear filters working after the server-side search in
the plugins assignment: ensure changing the input can search the full catalog,
either by re-querying for each term or retaining the full catalog for
client-side filtering. Preserve the initial searchPlugins result for the
submitted term and use listPlugins as the full-catalog source.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Show zero-result feedback in the server response.
This branch renders the search-results section for a zero-result ?q= search, but the no-results panel starts with hidden. Until the client script runs—and whenever it cannot run—the response shows “0 extensions” without the promised no-results message or actions. Set the panel’s initial visibility from total when rendering the search response. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
Review comment at @src/pages/index.astro at line 109:
Set the no-results panel’s initial visibility in the search-results branch based
on `total`, so a zero-result search response includes the panel and its actions
without relying on the client script; preserve its hidden state when results
exist.
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What was actually broken
Instant client-side filtering on the homepage already worked. I checked before
changing anything: typing
nkitnarrowed the grid to the two NKit cards, typingnonsense hid every card and revealed the ROMeo empty state — on the built worker
and on production. The inline scripts prod and local serve are byte-identical.
The real defect is that the search box is in the shared Navbar, while its only
handler was in
index.astro:So on every page except the catalog the box was inert — type and nothing happens.
There was also no
<form>, so Enter never submitted, no clear (X) control, and?q=was only ever handled client-side.The fix
Navbar.astro— the box is now a real search form that works from anywhere:/?q=…, so Enter searches from any route.?q=./when thegrid holds a server-filtered subset, or resets the filter in place when the full
catalog is already in the DOM.
index.astro—?q=is now answered by D1, so results are correct at firstpaint with no flash of the unfiltered catalog:
The "catalog is empty" state is skipped while searching, so a zero-match search
shows the grid plus the ROMeo no-results panel instead of wrongly claiming no
extensions exist. The result heading names the term ("0 extensions for …").
db.ts— newsearchPlugins(), a bound LIKE overLOWER(name/description/category)reusing the shared column list and publisherjoin so publisher name and verified badge still resolve.
Security
The term is bound, never interpolated, so the only pattern syntax reaching SQL
is the
%wildcard:A test feeds
'; DROP TABLE plugins; --and asserts it lands in the bindings, notthe SQL text.
Verification
npm run buildnpm testtsconsrc/nkiton///?q=nkit(server)/?q=zzzznomatch/plugin/nkit/?q=Note on scope
I kept the working client-side filter as-is rather than rewriting it — the task
described a symptom that didn't reproduce on the homepage, and the honest fix was
the missing cross-page wiring, not the filtering itself. If you did see the
homepage box fail, it was most likely a cached bundle; a hard reload should clear
it, and the
?q=path now works regardless.This pull request was created by an AI agent (OpenHands) on behalf of the user.
Summary by CodeRabbit