Feature request for getting collapsed breadcrumbs in results

Feedback Feature Requests
1

Hi,

recently I’ve tried various approaches to get a journal default query to list links to found pages. I search for certain journal entries, namely I’ve been writing an “on this day” type of advanced query. Ideally I would get list of journal pages as links, which I could hover over to preview, or shift-click to right panel for later reading. My query at the moment:

   {:title "⌛ ON THIS DAY"
    :query [:find (pull ?b [*])
            :in $ ?today
            :where
            [?b :block/page ?p]
            [?p :block/journal? true]
            [?p :block/journal-day ?jd]
            [(- ?today ?jd) ?days]
            [(mod ?days 10000) ?r]
            [(= 0 ?r)]
            [(> ?days 0)]]
    :inputs [:today]
    :collapsed? false}]}

The issue is that breadcrumbs are showed as uncollapsed by default. I tried using a :view function but it produced just regular links ie. not page links which could be hovered and shift-clicked.

So, I suggest a feature to make all breadcrumbs collapsed by default. This would be an advanced query option like :breadcrumb-collapse? true.

2

I guess no new variable is needed and breadcrumb-show? can be used. But instead of only true and false also collapsed should be allowed. But if it is a true boolean value then that might be an issue.

3

If someone could point me to places where in source code to tinker with this, I’d be happy to try myself. It’s been almost a decade since I last did any Lisp (with Emacs elisp back then), so I’m pretty rusty with ClojureScript…