Scope Counts Empty Search Error Block for React

A page matches when every word of the query appears in its title, with case and accents ignored. A pure function counts the typed index per scope, and the heading, the strip, the list and the button label all read those counts. Try webhook alone, or retries, and the scopes recount. Replace it with your search service: ask it for a count per scope and the first results of the scope you are in.

Yes: a native radio group, so Tab enters it and the arrow keys move between the scopes, each cell naming its scope and its count. The chosen cell is marked by a heavier edge and a bolder name, never only a color.

All of it: the index, the counts and the results are typed in the file, nothing is fetched, and the results link to #. The result count is spoken in the polite status line once you stop typing (after about 600 milliseconds), and at once when you change the scope or press Search everything.

No. The empty message and the list of three pages share one fixed-height box, the unchosen one unseen, each result row is a fixed height with a two-line title, and the heading keeps its width, so the field and the strip stay in place.

It stays on screen, quiet, and says so ("Already searching everything.") if pressed, so the page never loses its main button.

The strip scrolls sideways inside its own box, so each scope keeps room for its name and count, and Search everything is pinned to the bottom of the screen until you reach it.