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Perform deep searches inside folder structures and sidebars and fuzzy searches on compendiums and sidebars. The text in this journals contains the word

Basics

Searches

Deep Folder Search

Journal containing the word "Tips"Journal containing the word "Tips"

If enabled, it will allow you to search in subfolders while using the file picker.

For this feature to work you must enable Deep File Search in the module settings then click the Rebuild Cache button in the settings sidebar

Fuzzy Search

Fuzzy Searches are done automatically. It will find the closest matches to your search (e.g. searching for accolite will show Acolyte in the results). They are enabled by default and will work for compendiums and the actor sidebar.

Deep Search

Search CR with deep searchSearch CR with deep search

The deep search starts with &. It will look into the items to find a property or value that matches the search. For example: Searching for the name of an image will filter for any entity that is using that image.

Note that this feature works on all sidebar directories and will search inside the JSON itself. If you are looking for a scene with zombies you can search in your scene sidebar for &zombie.

Prop Search

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Prop Search may be slow for huge directories.

Starting a search with ! will search in the properties defined in the settings.

If data.details.cr is a property defined in the settings, searching for !1 will filter for creatures with a cr of 1.

Other Features

Advanced search for compendiumAdvanced search for compendium

Cache Rebuilding

To rebuild the cache (needed if you move\add files) use this button:

Excavating Tokens

This option will find the closest match image based on the token name.

To use it, simply click the excavation button to the right of the token image field.

Credits

Fuzzyset.js

This package is licensed under the Prosperity Public License 3.0 which means this package is free to use for non-commercial projects.

See this (opens in a new tab) for more details.