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Search now covers handwriting, the PDF text layer, AND scanned (rasterized) PDFs. - PdfTextIndexer runs at import: sums the embedded text layer across pages; if present it stores that as the document body, otherwise the PDF is rasterized and its rendered pages are OCR'd in the background. The result lands in the sidecar `pageText` field (distinct from `ocrText`, the handwriting OCR). Idempotent (skips a sidecar that already has pageText); degrades gracefully with no OCR engine. - pdfrx_page_text_source abstracts text/render so it's testable. - VaultSearchIndex now harvests title + typed text + handwriting OCR + PDF pageText, so search finds notes, typed PDFs and scanned PDFs. analyze clean, 409 tests green.
57 lines
2.3 KiB
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57 lines
2.3 KiB
Dart
import 'package:flutter_riverpod/flutter_riverpod.dart';
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import '../services/ocr_service.dart';
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import '../services/pdf_text_indexer.dart';
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import '../services/pdfrx_page_text_source.dart';
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enum OcrStatus { none, processing, done, failed }
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final ocrServiceProvider = Provider<OcrService>((ref) => OcrService());
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/// The import-time PDF document-body indexer, wired to the pdfrx-backed embedded
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/// text + page-render OCR sources (see [PdfrxPageTextSource]). The import flow
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/// fires [PdfTextIndexer.indexPdf] (fire-and-forget) so a scanned PDF's text
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/// becomes searchable in the background without blocking the editor opening.
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final pdfTextIndexerProvider = Provider<PdfTextIndexer>(
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(ref) => PdfTextIndexer(
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loadEmbeddedText: PdfrxPageTextSource.loadEmbeddedText,
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ocrPages: PdfrxPageTextSource.ocrPages,
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),
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);
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/// Tracks local OCR processing status per note ID.
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///
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/// This map only ever holds an entry per note that has had OCR triggered in
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/// the current session. To keep it from growing without bound over a long
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/// session, prune terminal/stale entries via [OcrStatusX] (e.g. remove an
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/// entry once its result has been surfaced, or call [OcrStatusX.pruneOcr]
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/// after a sweep). Kept as a [StateProvider] so existing call sites that
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/// assign `ocrStatusProvider.notifier.state` continue to work.
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final ocrStatusProvider = StateProvider<Map<String, OcrStatus>>((ref) => {});
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/// Pruning helpers for [ocrStatusProvider] that keep its backing map bounded.
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extension OcrStatusX on Ref {
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/// Removes the tracked status for [noteId] (e.g. when its note is deleted
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/// or its result has been consumed by the UI).
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void clearOcr(String noteId) {
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final current = read(ocrStatusProvider);
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if (!current.containsKey(noteId)) return;
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read(ocrStatusProvider.notifier).state = Map<String, OcrStatus>.from(
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current,
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)..remove(noteId);
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}
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/// Drops all completed/failed entries, keeping only in-flight work so the
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/// map stays bounded.
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void pruneOcr() {
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final current = read(ocrStatusProvider);
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final next = <String, OcrStatus>{
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for (final entry in current.entries)
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if (entry.value == OcrStatus.processing) entry.key: entry.value,
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};
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if (next.length != current.length) {
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read(ocrStatusProvider.notifier).state = next;
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}
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}
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}
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