Space

ScreenSpace Specifications

The page of one source, where a row (41 passages, no note) of the home or of the spaces page leads: one changes page, nothing unfolds. A space (note: Space) reads like a small wiki within the wiki: its own search (note: Search), its own vocabulary (6 passages, no note), its own news.

Today

The page stands at <source>/index.html, where no note (note: Note) can stand since an identifier (note: Identifier) has two segments (11 passages, no note) at least. The search field (37 passages, no note) of the top bar (28 passages, no note) reads "Search in this space" and submits with the space set as the source (note: Source) facet (note: Facet) of the search; its live results (48 passages, no note) keep to the space too. The breadcrumb (20 passages, no note) reads "Spaces › title". Then the initials badge (10 passages, no note), the title (sources[].title, else the name of the source, which stays the address (56 passages, no note) of the page), the sentence (25 passages, no note) sources[].description declares in the configuration (note: Configuration) when there is one, and the line "N pages · repository (note: Knowledge repository) X · updated N days ago", the repository named from the URL of a git (24 passages, no note) source, else by the name of the source, the change being the newest git date (44 passages, no note) among the notes of the space (5 passages, no note).

"Browse (7 passages, no note) — N categories (note: Category), as filed in the repository" lists one card (11 passages, no note) per top-level folder of the repository, by name: the folder by the title sources[].folders gives it, else as written, one sentence (the description (7 passages, no note) the configuration gives the folder, else the description of the type (note: Type) every note of the folder shares, else nothing), its page count, folders included, and an arrow (3 passages, no note). A category opens its own list, the category page; when a note takes the address of that list, the card leads to the page the tree lists first under the folder, where the tree opens on it. The note under the cards reads "Each category opens its own list. The tree (47 passages, no note) on the left appears only once in a page, so that nothing has to be unfolded from the home page.": the page carries no tree, which appears once, on the entity page.

On the right, "Recently changed" lists the four latest pages of the space, each with its category and its date relative to the build (note: Build), and "The most cited (30 passages, no note) words here" offers as chips (20 passages, no note) the five pages the notes of the space cite (31 passages, no note) most, a note counted by the links (note: Link) from those notes, a keyword page by the passages (note: Passage) read in the space and drawn (23 passages, no note) dashed (13 passages, no note), with the note "Counted in this space only, which gives its own vocabulary." The column (25 passages, no note) closes on the sentence "A space reads like a small wiki within the wiki: its own search, its own vocabulary, its own news."

Objects

Actions

  1. Search in the space → search
  2. Open a category → category
  3. Open a recent (3 passages, no note) page → entity page
  4. Open a cited word → keyword page
  5. Back to every space → spaces

Rules

Properties5

Application
Generated site
Status
valid
Roles
Reader
URL pattern
/{source}

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 mapSpace

Neighbourhood map Space

Distance1 hop

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

81 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.