fix: rank a console first for its own name

The PlayStation 2 page holds every word of "playstation bios" and pagefind ignores the words a page has that the query lacks, so its own body matches put it first. A console whose every word another system page's consoles also hold is now written again in an `exact` field (weight 20). File names reach the `files` field as their parts: whole names let "ds" reach twelve dsi_* names on the DSi page. `consoles` weighs 100 so an emulator named after its console (Saturn.emu) comes second, and `aliases` 10 so the Nintendo page keeps "gba bios". The gate runs both directions of the PlayStation, Game Boy, DS and Wii pairs and Saturn.
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Abdessamad Derraz committed 2026-10-27 06:54:08 +01:00
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@@ -3065,6 +3065,14 @@ def decorate_markdown_pages(docs: Path) -> dict[str, str]:
"""
lastmod: dict[str, str] = {}
terms = sitestarlight.glossary_terms(_REPO_ROOT / WIKI_SRC_DIR / "glossary.md")
# The console words of every system page, decorated or not: a console
# another page's words cover gets a search field of its own.
console_words: dict[str, set[str]] = {}
for path in sorted((docs / "systems").glob("*.md*")):
text = path.read_text(encoding="utf-8")
words = sitestarlight.page_console_words(_front_matter(text), text)
if words:
console_words[path.relative_to(docs).with_suffix("").as_posix()] = words
for path in sorted(docs.rglob("*.md")):
relative = path.relative_to(docs)
if any(part in LOCAL_NOTE_DIRS for part in relative.parts[:-1]):
@@ -3125,6 +3133,7 @@ def decorate_markdown_pages(docs: Path) -> dict[str, str]:
logo=str(authored.get("logo") or ""),
parent=authored.get("parent"),
authored=authored,
words_by_page=console_words,
)
write_decorated(docs / target, text)
# One file per page: a page that gained or lost its components
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@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ import json
import re
import unicodedata
import urllib.parse
from collections.abc import Callable, Iterator
from collections.abc import Callable, Iterator, Mapping
from html import unescape
from pathlib import Path, PurePosixPath
@@ -366,6 +366,8 @@ def split_title(markdown: str) -> tuple[str, str, str]:
_CARD_NAME = re.compile(r'<h3[^>]*class="rb-file-title"(?![^>]*data-pagefind-ignore)[^>]*><code>([^<]+)</code>')
# What separates the parts of a file name: anything but a letter or a digit.
_NAME_PART = re.compile(r"[\W_]+")
def search_field(key: str, words: list[str]) -> str:
@@ -384,9 +386,20 @@ def file_names_meta(body: str) -> str:
field of the page. A page of 250 cards is long, and the search weighs a
long page down: the Sony page, where scph5501.bin is downloaded, came
after every short page citing the name. The field is weighted in the
site's ranking (astro.config.mjs, metaWeights.files)."""
site's ranking (astro.config.mjs, metaWeights.files).
A name is written as its parts (scph5501 bin), each once. The search
matches a word as the start of a longer one and scores every distinct
word it reaches: whole names gave "ds" twelve rare words on the DSi page
(dsi_bios7.bin, DSi_Nand_USA.bin...), which then ranked first for
"nintendo ds bios"."""
names = sorted({unescape(name) for name in _CARD_NAME.findall(body)})
return search_field("files", names)
parts: dict[str, str] = {}
for name in names:
for part in _NAME_PART.split(name):
if part:
parts.setdefault(part.casefold(), part)
return search_field("files", list(parts.values()))
# systems/ page -> the platforms' own ids for the consoles it holds, built
@@ -435,6 +448,33 @@ def console_words(names: list[str]) -> list[str]:
return [f"{name} BIOS" for name in names]
_CONSOLES_META = re.compile(r'data-pagefind-meta="consoles:([^"]*)"')
def page_console_words(authored: dict, text: str) -> set[str]:
"""The words of the consoles a page answers for: its `consoles` front
matter (*authored*) before decoration, its `consoles` field after."""
names = field_words(authored.get("consoles"))
if names:
return {word.casefold() for name in names for word in name.split()}
match = _CONSOLES_META.search(text)
return set(unescape(match[1]).casefold().split()) if match else set()
def covered_names(names: list[str], page: str, words_by_page: Mapping[str, set[str]]) -> list[str]:
"""The names of *names* whose every word another page's consoles also
hold, as a word or the start of one (PlayStation on the PlayStation 2
page, Nintendo DS on the DSi page, Nintendo Super System on the
Nintendo page). The search matches a word as the start of a longer one
and ignores the words a page has that the query lacks: it cannot tell
these pages apart by words, only by a weight the other page lacks."""
held = [words for other, words in words_by_page.items() if other != page]
return [name for name in names
if any(all(any(word.startswith(part) for word in words)
for part in name.casefold().split())
for words in held)]
def _neighbour(rel: str, value: object) -> object:
"""A `prev:` or `next:` the page states, its link resolved like any
other link of the page."""
@@ -476,6 +516,7 @@ def finalize_page(
logo: str = "",
parent: dict | None = None,
authored: dict | None = None,
words_by_page: Mapping[str, set[str]] | None = None,
) -> tuple[str, str]:
"""The Starlight file for a page body: its path under the content
collection and its text. *parent* ({label, link}, the link written
@@ -487,7 +528,10 @@ def finalize_page(
page states its neighbours and its weight), and its `consoles` and
`terms` become search fields (astro.config.mjs, metaWeights): the
consoles a manufacturer page holds sections for, and the words a page
answers that its text does not say, as an error message words them."""
answers that its text does not say, as an error message words them.
*words_by_page* holds the console words of every system page, by path
without extension: a console another page's words cover is written
once more, in `exact`."""
authored = authored or {}
title, title_id, body = split_title(markdown)
body = body.lstrip("\n")
@@ -509,6 +553,7 @@ def finalize_page(
body += file_names_meta(body) + search_field("aliases", page_aliases(rel))
consoles = field_words(authored.get("consoles"))
body += search_field("consoles", consoles)
body += search_field("exact", covered_names(consoles, rel.rsplit(".", 1)[0], words_by_page or {}))
body += search_field("terms", field_words(authored.get("terms")) + console_words(consoles))
components = used_components(body)
stem = rel.rsplit(".", 1)[0]
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@@ -291,8 +291,8 @@ class SearchFoldsPagesUnderAHash(unittest.TestCase):
def test_search_fields_are_weighted_and_never_shown(self):
config = _read(CONFIG)
self.assertIn("metaWeights: { title: 10, files: 0.5, aliases: 5, devices: 5, consoles: 10, terms: 30 },", config)
self.assertIn("const UNSHOWN_FIELDS = new Set(['files', 'aliases', 'devices', 'consoles', 'terms']);", _read(SITE_TS))
self.assertIn("metaWeights: { title: 10, files: 0.5, aliases: 10, devices: 5, consoles: 100, exact: 20, terms: 30 },", config)
self.assertIn("const UNSHOWN_FIELDS = new Set(['files', 'aliases', 'devices', 'consoles', 'exact', 'terms']);", _read(SITE_TS))
class OsTabsNeverScrollThePage(unittest.TestCase):
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@@ -65,7 +65,8 @@ class MetaFields(unittest.TestCase):
body = ('<h3 class="rb-file-title"><code>scph5501.bin</code></h3>'
'<h3 class="rb-file-title"><code>a,b.bin</code></h3>')
meta = sitestarlight.file_names_meta(body)
self.assertIn('data-pagefind-meta="files:a b.bin scph5501.bin"', meta)
# Each name as its parts, each part once (round 5, 3.2).
self.assertIn('data-pagefind-meta="files:a b bin scph5501"', meta)
self.assertRegex(meta, r"<span [^>]*hidden></span>")
def test_a_field_escapes_its_value(self) -> None:
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@@ -214,8 +214,8 @@ class SearchFields(unittest.TestCase):
def test_declared_and_never_shown(self):
config = _read(CONFIG)
self.assertIn("metaWeights: { title: 10, files: 0.5, aliases: 5, devices: 5, consoles: 10, terms: 30 },", config)
self.assertIn("const UNSHOWN_FIELDS = new Set(['files', 'aliases', 'devices', 'consoles', 'terms']);", _read(SITE_TS))
self.assertIn("metaWeights: { title: 10, files: 0.5, aliases: 10, devices: 5, consoles: 100, exact: 20, terms: 30 },", config)
self.assertIn("const UNSHOWN_FIELDS = new Set(['files', 'aliases', 'devices', 'consoles', 'exact', 'terms']);", _read(SITE_TS))
class SearchLoadsOnFirstUse(unittest.TestCase):
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@@ -100,6 +100,83 @@ class ConsoleWordsReachTheConsole(unittest.TestCase):
self.assertEqual(typed, set())
class ANameAnotherPageCovers(unittest.TestCase):
"""3.2: the PlayStation 2 page holds every word of "playstation bios".
A console whose words another page's consoles also hold is written once
more, in `exact`, on its own page, and file names reach the search as
their parts: "ds" found twelve dsi_* names on the DSi page."""
PAGES = {
"systems/sony-playstation": ["PlayStation"],
"systems/sony-playstation-2": ["PlayStation 2"],
"systems/sony": ["PlayStation 3", "PlayStation Portable"],
"systems/nintendo-nintendo-ds": ["Nintendo DS"],
"systems/nintendo-nintendo-dsi": ["Nintendo DSi"],
"systems/nintendo": ["Famicom Disk System", "Nintendo 64", "Super Famicom Box"],
"systems/arcade-nintendo-super-system": ["Nintendo Super System"],
"systems/sega-saturn": ["Saturn"],
}
def words(self) -> dict[str, set[str]]:
return {page: sitestarlight.page_console_words({"consoles": names}, "")
for page, names in self.PAGES.items()}
def test_names_another_page_covers(self):
covered = {page: sitestarlight.covered_names(names, page, self.words())
for page, names in self.PAGES.items()}
self.assertEqual(covered, {
"systems/sony-playstation": ["PlayStation"],
"systems/sony-playstation-2": [],
# Every word of PlayStation 3 is on the PlayStation 2 page, but
# not "3" itself: no page covers it.
"systems/sony": [],
"systems/nintendo-nintendo-ds": ["Nintendo DS"],
"systems/nintendo-nintendo-dsi": [],
"systems/nintendo": [],
# Nintendo, Super and System, each in another name.
"systems/arcade-nintendo-super-system": ["Nintendo Super System"],
"systems/sega-saturn": [],
})
def test_words_of_a_decorated_page(self):
text = '<span data-pagefind-meta="consoles:Nintendo DS" hidden></span>'
self.assertEqual(sitestarlight.page_console_words({}, text), {"nintendo", "ds"})
self.assertEqual(sitestarlight.page_console_words({}, "No field."), set())
def test_the_exact_field_is_written_on_the_covered_page_only(self):
words = self.words()
def text(page: str) -> str:
return sitestarlight.finalize_page(
f"{page}.md", "# T\n\nBody.\n", level="0", weight=None,
browser_title="T", description="d", structured={"@type": "TechArticle"},
terms={}, authored={"consoles": self.PAGES[page]}, words_by_page=words)[1]
self.assertIn('data-pagefind-meta="exact:PlayStation"', text("systems/sony-playstation"))
for page in ("systems/sony-playstation-2", "systems/sega-saturn"):
with self.subTest(page=page):
self.assertNotIn('data-pagefind-meta="exact:', text(page))
def test_the_field_is_weighted_and_never_shown(self):
config = (REPO_ROOT / "website" / "astro.config.mjs").read_text(encoding="utf-8")
weights = re.search(r"metaWeights: \{([^}]*)\}", config)[1]
fields = dict(re.findall(r"(\w+): ([\d.]+)", weights))
self.assertIn("exact", fields)
# Below the console field, so the longer name keeps its own query.
self.assertLess(float(fields["exact"]), float(fields["consoles"]))
site = (REPO_ROOT / "website" / "src" / "scripts" / "site.ts").read_text(encoding="utf-8")
self.assertRegex(site, r"UNSHOWN_FIELDS = new Set\(\[[^\]]*'exact'")
def test_file_names_as_parts(self):
body = "".join(f'<h3 class="rb-file-title"><code>{name}</code></h3>'
for name in ("dsi_bios7.bin", "DSi_Nand_USA.bin", "NDS_Bios7.bin"))
meta = sitestarlight.file_names_meta(body)
self.assertIn('data-pagefind-meta="files:DSi Nand USA bin NDS Bios7"', meta)
# A letter of any script is a letter.
self.assertIn("ファミコン", sitestarlight.file_names_meta(
'<h3 class="rb-file-title"><code>ファミコン_bios.rom</code></h3>'))
class GateQueries(unittest.TestCase):
"""3.2, 3.3 and 3.6: the queries the gate runs, the pages that answer
them and the rank they must reach."""
@@ -110,6 +187,16 @@ class GateQueries(unittest.TestCase):
"gamecube bios": (("systems/nintendo-gamecube/",), 1),
"game boy bios": (("systems/nintendo-game-boy/",), 1),
"3ds bios": (("systems/nintendo-3ds/",), 1),
"playstation bios": (("systems/sony-playstation/",), 1),
"playstation 2 bios": (("systems/sony-playstation-2/",), 1),
"playstation 3 bios": (("systems/sony/",), 1),
"game boy advance bios": (("systems/nintendo/",), 1),
"game boy color bios": (("systems/nintendo/",), 1),
"nintendo ds bios": (("systems/nintendo-nintendo-ds/",), 1),
"nintendo dsi bios": (("systems/nintendo-nintendo-dsi/",), 1),
"wii bios": (("systems/nintendo/",), 1),
"wii u bios": (("systems/nintendo-wii-u/",), 1),
"saturn bios": (("systems/sega-saturn/",), 1),
"check my bios folder": (("wiki/troubleshooting/",), 3),
"is my bios correct": (("files/",), 3),
"schema": (("data/",), 3),
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@@ -108,26 +108,37 @@ export default defineConfig({
// ten times its text, so "dolphin" finds Dolphin, and the file names of
// a system page (its `files` field, written by sitestarlight.py) count
// half, so "scph5501" finds the Sony page without a file name winning
// every other query. Two fields name the page's subject in other words
// and weigh half a title: `aliases`, the ids setups file a system under
// (psx, dreamcast, gba), and `devices`, the handhelds and boxes a
// setup's own site names (R36S, Miyoo Mini). `consoles`, the consoles a
// manufacturer page holds (Neo Geo, WonderSwan Color), weighs as much
// as a title. `terms`, the words of a task or a message on screen (bios
// not found, which mame version, check my dump), weighs three times
// that: a field match scores below a title match, and the cards of a
// part page keep their own weight, so below 30 the MAME parts, whose
// card titles name MAME files, came before the version table for
// "which mame version". All of them are
// attributes on an empty element, so no text of theirs reaches an
// excerpt.
// every other query. `devices`, the handhelds and boxes a setup's own
// site names (R36S, Miyoo Mini), weighs half a title. `aliases`, the ids
// setups file a system under (psx, dreamcast, gba), weighs a title: with
// file names written as their parts, half a title put GBA.emu and two
// more emulators above the Nintendo page for "gba bios". `terms`, the
// words of a task or a message on screen (bios not found, which mame
// version, check my dump), weighs three titles: a field match scores
// below a title match, and the cards of a part page keep their own
// weight, so below 30 the MAME parts, whose card titles name MAME files,
// came before the version table for "which mame version".
//
// A field adds the same score to every page whose field holds the
// word, whatever else the field holds, and a query word also matches
// the start of a longer one. `consoles`, the consoles a system page
// answers for, weighs ten titles: below that an emulator named after
// its console (Saturn.emu, BK, PIECE) came before the console. The
// PlayStation 2 page holds every word of "playstation bios", so
// `exact` repeats, on its own page, a console whose every word another
// page's consoles hold (PlayStation, Nintendo DS, Nintendo Super
// System). It weighs two titles: enough over the other page, and less
// than the "3" of "playstation 3 bios" adds to the Sony page. Measured
// on the "<console> bios" query of every system page and on
// tools/search_gate.py. All of them are attributes on an empty
// element, so no text of theirs reaches an excerpt.
pagefind: {
ranking: {
pageLength: 0.1,
termFrequency: 0.5,
termSaturation: 1.4,
termSimilarity: 9,
metaWeights: { title: 10, files: 0.5, aliases: 5, devices: 5, consoles: 10, terms: 30 },
metaWeights: { title: 10, files: 0.5, aliases: 10, devices: 5, consoles: 100, exact: 20, terms: 30 },
},
},
plugins: [
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@@ -784,11 +784,11 @@ const hashLookupRow = (drawer: HTMLElement, value: string) => {
// Pagefind lists a page's title twice: once for the page and once for the
// anchor of its h1 (#_top). The second title is hidden, its excerpt kept.
// The `files`, `aliases`, `devices`, `consoles` and `terms` fields weigh in
// The `files`, `aliases`, `devices`, `consoles`, `exact` and `terms` fields weigh in
// the ranking and are never shown: a result is not a list of 120 names. Pagefind reuses
// its nodes from one query to the next, so both are worked out again on
// every change.
const UNSHOWN_FIELDS = new Set(['files', 'aliases', 'devices', 'consoles', 'terms']);
const UNSHOWN_FIELDS = new Set(['files', 'aliases', 'devices', 'consoles', 'exact', 'terms']);
const tidyResults = (root: Element) => {
for (const title of root.querySelectorAll<HTMLElement>('.pagefind-ui__result-nested > .pagefind-ui__result-title')) {
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@@ -70,6 +70,19 @@ QUERIES: dict[str, tuple[tuple[str, ...], int]] = {
"gamecube bios": (("systems/nintendo-gamecube/",), 1),
"game boy bios": (("systems/nintendo-game-boy/",), 1),
"3ds bios": (("systems/nintendo-3ds/",), 1),
# A console another one's name begins with, both ways: the longer name's
# page holds every word of the shorter query. GBA, GBC and the
# PlayStation 3 are sections of their maker's page; Saturn.emu is an
# emulator named after its console.
"playstation 2 bios": (("systems/sony-playstation-2/",), 1),
"playstation 3 bios": (("systems/sony/",), 1),
"game boy advance bios": (("systems/nintendo/",), 1),
"game boy color bios": (("systems/nintendo/",), 1),
"nintendo ds bios": (("systems/nintendo-nintendo-ds/",), 1),
"nintendo dsi bios": (("systems/nintendo-nintendo-dsi/",), 1),
"wii bios": (("systems/nintendo/",), 1),
"wii u bios": (("systems/nintendo-wii-u/",), 1),
"saturn bios": (("systems/sega-saturn/",), 1),
# The words an emulator prints, and the page that answers them.
"bios not found": (("wiki/troubleshooting/",), 3),
"please insert playstation cd-rom": (("wiki/troubleshooting/",), 3),