Support searching account name, too

[kgrossjo]

I have multiple email accounts, and the most common use for switching folders is to switch to the corresponding inbox folder. But I have not found a way to include the account name in the search string.

I even made my account names really short (E, G, S, X are the shortest ones) and I was hoping to be able to enter something like g/i or g inb or inb g or inb/g to go to the inbox folder of the G account.

I have nine accounts and so the current way to go is to enter something like inb and then hit cursor down the right number of times (which will be a different number of times each time).

[kewisch]

This sounds useful, maybe with an option to turn on/off.

quickmove-extension/src/popup/baseItemList.js

Lines 483 to 494 in e5490f3

	if (lowerSearchTerm) {
	let searchWords = lowerSearchTerm.split(/\s+/);
	for (let item of this.allItems) {
	let itemText = this.getItemText(item).toLowerCase();
	let mismatch = false;
	for (let word of searchWords) {
	if (word && !itemText.includes(word)) {
	mismatch = true;
	break;
	}
	}

is a good place to start looking.

[micz]

It could be extended what has be done in #200, adding the account name to the path string.
However, with only one letter account names I suspect it could not be so useful without some kind of character like / that triggers the account search.
So another way is to use something like /accountname to search for the account and do not add the account name to the path string.
@kewisch what do you prefer?

[kewisch]

I think this could be done on the user side. If they name their account "Remote Folder" then "rem foo" could work. If they want to go with one letter accounts they could do "r/" as the account name, so that "r/ foo" would match. On our end we could simply have a checkbox to also search for account then.

[micz]

Ok, I'll make a PR to search also for the account.