Implement Android password-store name search #101

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hugo · 2026-08-17T19:12:20Z

hugo commented

2026-08-17 19:12:20 +00:00

Goal

Find entries quickly by path/name without decrypting their contents.

Scope

Add a top-level Search destination with debounced text input and storage-owned typed search results.
Match path/folder/filename according to crates/storage rules and show enough canonical location context to distinguish duplicate names.
Open a selected result in the same structured viewer/navigation model as Passwords.
Use Flow/ViewModel state for query, loading, results, empty/error state, cancellation, and latest-query-wins semantics.
Do not store query history by default; never expand this feature into decrypted grep without a separate explicit security design.
Preserve safe query state across rotation/window changes, but clear it on manual lock/process recreation if the query can reveal sensitive organizational metadata under the selected threat policy.
Cover Unicode, case behavior, path separators, very large stores, repository refresh, and stale result identities with Rust fixtures.

Acceptance criteria

Search returns the same typed matches as the shared Rust API and never decrypts an entry.
Rapid typing/cancellation cannot display results for an older query.
Selecting a stale/deleted result produces a safe typed recovery, not the wrong entry.
Compact and expanded layouts, TalkBack, keyboard search action, and empty/error states are complete.
Kotlin performs no path matching or repository traversal.

Depends on hierarchical navigation and the Compose shell. Part of #87.

## Goal Find entries quickly by path/name without decrypting their contents. ## Scope - Add a top-level Search destination with debounced text input and storage-owned typed search results. - Match path/folder/filename according to `crates/storage` rules and show enough canonical location context to distinguish duplicate names. - Open a selected result in the same structured viewer/navigation model as Passwords. - Use Flow/ViewModel state for query, loading, results, empty/error state, cancellation, and latest-query-wins semantics. - Do not store query history by default; never expand this feature into decrypted grep without a separate explicit security design. - Preserve safe query state across rotation/window changes, but clear it on manual lock/process recreation if the query can reveal sensitive organizational metadata under the selected threat policy. - Cover Unicode, case behavior, path separators, very large stores, repository refresh, and stale result identities with Rust fixtures. ## Acceptance criteria - Search returns the same typed matches as the shared Rust API and never decrypts an entry. - Rapid typing/cancellation cannot display results for an older query. - Selecting a stale/deleted result produces a safe typed recovery, not the wrong entry. - Compact and expanded layouts, TalkBack, keyboard search action, and empty/error states are complete. - Kotlin performs no path matching or repository traversal. Depends on hierarchical navigation and the Compose shell. Part of #87.

hugo added this to the 06 - Implement an Android version of the software milestone 2026-08-17 19:12:20 +00:00

hugo added the enhancement label 2026-08-17 19:12:20 +00:00

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Reference: hugo/IronStorage#101