Keyword page

ScreenSpace Specifications

The page of a word nobody defined. Same template (22 passages, no note) as the entity page, without the markdown (note: Markdown) and the declared properties (note: Attribute). A banner (3 passages, no note) says that no note (note: Note) exists and how many passages (note: Passage) were recorded. Three numbers only: occurrences (note: Occurrence), files, sources (note: Source). The passages follow, grouped by page in corpus (note: Corpus) order, two in view (48 passages, no note) per page, with their context. The words that accompany the expression (57 passages, no note) are its neighbourhood map (note: Neighbourhood map), drawn (23 passages, no note) from its co-occurrences (note: Co-occurrence), and expressions with a similar form (52 passages, no note) are offered (3 passages, no note) as a lead, worded to assert nothing.

A keyword page (note: Keyword) exists from three occurrences in at least two files. If a note is created later, the page keeps its address (56 passages, no note) and fills in.

Today

The page at keywords/<slug>/index.html stands on the shell of the entity page, so that a reader (note: Reader) meets the same three regions. On the left, the tree of the space (note: Space) the word is filed in: the glossary (28 passages, no note) when the configuration (note: Configuration) names one, else the source of the first passage, the word inserted as the current page, ruled and bold, in the folder of its first passage of that space, at the root when the space holds none, at its alphabetical (15 passages, no note) place among the notes, with the number of passages that use it at the end of its line as a folder shows its count. In the centre, the breadcrumb (3 passages, no note) "space › Terms (note: Term) › word", then the title, dotted (8 passages, no note) underneath the way a word without a note is drawn on the map (49 passages, no note) and in the results (48 passages, no note), then a line carrying the dashed (13 passages, no note) mark "No definition (17 passages, no note)" and, when a citing (11 passages, no note) file has a git (24 passages, no note) date (44 passages, no note), "Used since ", the month of the oldest one. Where the entity page puts the note, a notice (12 passages, no note) says that nobody has written a definition but that N passages use the word, that the page is built from those passages alone and that a note created later will take its place without changing the rest, and offers to propose a definition: a button leading to the new-file page of the glossary repository (note: Knowledge repository) when it lives on GitHub or GitLab (3 passages, no note), else to the contribution address (5 passages, no note) project.contribute_url declares, and no button when neither is known, so that nothing inert is shown. Under it, "The passages, in corpus order" with the sentence "N (3 passages, no note) files.", then the passages grouped by page, sources as the configuration declares them, then paths, then lines, the notes and the transcript (note: Transcript) of one meeting (note: Meeting) making one group (23 passages, no note); each group carries the type (note: Type) chip (20 passages, no note) and the title of its page and its count, two passages in view and the others folded under "N other passages", each passage links (note: Link) to where it stands, the timecode (note: Cue) of a transcript cue, the page or the slide (note: Deck) of a converted document (note: Document), else its line, and quotes its context as written, inline code included, with the expression marked; the files beyond the first six stand behind "Show the N other files".

The right panel (97 passages, no note) stacks its blocks in a fixed order. "What we know" lists the occurrences, the files and the names of the spaces the passages come from, then says that the word has no declared property because there is no file for it. "Maybe the same thing" offers the expressions of a similar form, one contained in the other or half the words shared, five at most, one lead per page: a note reached under several of its forms is named once, by its title, the other forms as a muted line under it, and each lead counts the passages that use its page, the occurrences of a keyword page, the passages that mention (note: Mention) a note, under a note that calls them a lead, not a claim. The related pages (note: Related page) are the mentions panel built from the passages of the word, the pages where it is used, most passages first, with the note that none of them is cited (30 passages, no note) since the word has no note to carry links; last, the neighbourhood map folded behind its line, drawn from the co-occurrences of the word since it carries no link: the entities and the other keyword pages named in the same paragraphs (19 passages, no note), the six most frequent, a page as a full node (note: Entity) and a word without a note as a dashed one, each counted by the paragraphs it shares with the word. There is no article, no properties block and no source footer (19 passages, no note).

When a note defines (3 passages, no note) an expression that recurs above the threshold (note: Publication threshold), the address its keyword page had forwards to the note's page, so that a link written to the keyword page survives (3 passages, no note); the build (note: Build) counts these forwarding pages in its summary (24 passages, no note).

Objects

Actions

  1. Open a passage's file → entity page
  2. Open a word of the neighbourhood map → keyword page
  3. Open an expression that may be the same thing → keyword page
  4. Propose a definition → the forge (14 passages, no note) of the glossary, else the contribution address of the project (note: Project)

Rules

Properties5

Application
Generated site
Status
valid
URL pattern
/keywords/{word}

5 declared keys. The rest of the file is free text.

On this page4

  1. Today
  2. Objects
  3. Actions
  4. Rules
See the neighbourhood map6 pages6Neighbourhood mapKeyword page

Neighbourhood map Keyword page

Distance1 hop

Neighbourhood map. The list below carries the same information as the map.existing pageword without a note

115 neighbours in total, more than the map shows.

textual equivalent

Six neighbours at most, always named. Beyond that the map teaches nothing: the list takes over.