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* First stab at refactoring typeahead
* Don't double submit on enter
* Add item templating
* Introduce simple kuery language
* Rename to kql and add modules
* Update KQL syntax
* Automatically insert matching pairs
* Don't match quotes after alphanumeric chars
* Get field and value suggestions
* Remove accidental changes
* Remove unnecessary test
* Don't submit on enter
* Fix typeahead
* Suggest matching recent searches
* Suggest operators
* Suggest conjunctions
* Use template, separate suggestions into separate modules
* Whoops, add this module back
* Add clarifying comment
* Fix history log key
* Don't update suggestions on every key press
* Fix key handling
* Update terminology to be clearer
* Fix typo
* Simplify building of nodes
* Don't always hide on submit
* Check items exists
* Add icon directive which wraps EuiIcon.
* kql design start
* remove comment bits
* Simplify select next/prev and reset selected on hide/backspace
* Add test
* Put persistedLog on scope so it can be tested
* Fix typos
* Build up AST for sublist by returning functions that take a field name
* Remove single quoted strings and add double quote to special characters
* Build nodes with arg nodes instead of args themselves
* Add support for exact phrase search for quoted values
* Update typeahead items when language changes
* Finish that work I didn't do in the last commit
* This commit makes Bargs very happy cuz it does a lot
* Add wildcard field support to range query
* Remove range support for wildcard values
* Remove KQL as a separate language
Updates kuery to use KQL's grammar. This will lead to a smoother
transition for both us and Kuery users. We mainly added KQL as a
separate language so that we could notify Kuery users that the syntax
had changed. I realized we could do the same by trying to parse their
query strings with the old grammar if the new grammar fails, and if the
old grammar parses successfully we can display an error message with a
link to the docs describing the syntax changes. Since Kuery now uses the
more simple KQL syntax, I've also re-enabled the filter bar when Kuery
is selected.
* Fix typeahead behavior
* Update conjunctions
* Use scope apply
* Suggest conjunctions after ranges
* Support strings in wildcard node constructor and add tests for wildcard node
* test updates
* Removing unused serializeStyle and toKueryExpression, updating tests
* Fix functional test
* Fix typo
* Show fields that match in any part of the name
* Alter order of operators
* Preserve focus after selecting by click
* Ports tests for `fromKueryExpression` to `fromKqlExpression`
* More KQL syntax tests
* Suggest conjunctions after ranges
* Fix suggestions inside parens
* fromLiteralExpression tests
* remove serializeStyle arguments which no longer exist in the function definition
* tests for getFields
* Case insensitive search for field names
* update tests for is.js
* add wildcard fieldname test for range.js
* Fix removed div
* Fix line spacing for autocomplete suggestions
* Fix conjunction suggestions with escaped preceding literals
* Escape special characters in fields and values
* Don't suggest the value that's already selected
* Update icons
* Sort prefix first
* Simplify cursor detection and suggest booleans
* Use quotes for suggested values
* get rid of references to KQL
* Don't show errors from parsing
* That didn't even exist
* Use config to determine if values are suggested
* Update suggestions on home/end
* remove hack
* Update reference to kql
* Suggestions for quoted values
* Clean up grammar
* Better support for cursor inside spaces
* Create grunt task to generate parsers from peg files
* Simplify wildcard handling
* Don't filter out the exact fields/values
* Update parsing modules
* Fix peg task
* Make operator syntax more visible
* Update OR verbiage
* Simplify and improve match pairs
* Revert "Simplify wildcard handling"
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