Query Search for pages by name? in plugin. by http server

Questions & Help Queries
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Im trying to make a firefox extension which allows me to bookmark all/selected tabs into a specific logseq page, as a block (title is date, children are links).
I would later want to retreive the contents too.

As far as i can see the only way to realize this is by using the http plugins api.
https://docs.logseq.com/#/page/local%20http%20server
https://plugins-doc.logseq.com

But there is nothing about searching for pages by name? Like when pressing ctrl+k
I would want to allow the user to search for pages in my extension, so that the new blocks get added to the selected page.

Ive tried this by using queries:
plugins-doc.logseq (dot) com/logseq/DB/q

but i havent been able to find a simple or advanced query which allows me to list all pages which contain a string in their name, especially in a fuzzy way like ctrl+k does.

So is there a way to make searching for pages in a firefox extension?
Either by plugins api or by query over plugins api.

Thank you to everyone who wants to help.
Couldnt put the query page link as new user.

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Well ive gotten this case-insensitive page name search working, now trying to find which fuzzy functions logseq uses to try them

#+BEGIN_QUERY
{
:query [:find (pull ?p [*])
  :where
   [?p :block/name ?name]
   [(str "(?i)" "MySearchString") ?pattern]
   [(re-pattern ?pattern) ?q]
   [(re-find ?q ?name)]
 ]
}
#+END_QUERY
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There exists a fuzzy search function in frondend/search

But i cant seem to use it in a query?
Ive tried fuzzy-search and frontend.search.fuzzy-search
but i keep getting “unkown predicate”

Do queries not have access to arbitrary clojure functions? Or is the namespace / scope just not visible to the query?
I mean it would make sense for security and simplicity…