experiments in a post-browser web
fix(page): page-host tag widget accepts comma-separated tags
Pasting or typing `book, fiction, novel` in the page-host floating
tag input previously created a single literal tag with the entire
string as its name (commas, spaces and all). The Enter handler now
splits on commas, trims each segment, drops empty segments, and
adds each as its own tag. Single-tag input is unchanged.
Tab-completion still operates on the whole input value — typing
`boo, fic` won't suggest tags starting with `fic`. Better
last-segment-aware completion is a separate scope.
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app/page/page.js
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app/page/page.js
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e.preventDefault();
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const value = tagsInput.value.trim();
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if (value) {
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addTagToPage(value);
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// Split on commas so the user can paste / type comma-separated
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// tags in one go (`book, fiction, novel`). Each segment is added
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// as its own tag; empty segments and pure-whitespace tokens are
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// dropped. Single-tag input still works — split gives `[value]`.
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const names = value
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.split(',')
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.map(t => t.trim())
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.filter(Boolean);
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for (const name of names) {
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addTagToPage(name);
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}
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tagsInput.value = '';
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if (tagsSuggestion) tagsSuggestion.textContent = '';
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}