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Sam Clark

I'm a software engineer working at Target in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

I do full stack work there (Android, JVM backend, Postgres, Mongo), none of which is on my public GitHub. Most of the things here are side projects written in Rust, or testing grounds for shiny new (to me) tools.

I've got a little landing page at https://www.samhclark.com with links to a couple other things. Feel free to check that out.

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Metrics for referrer

Not sure if anyone is going to start spreading this link around yet, but if they do, then it would be nice to be able to tell where they're coming from.

Publishing measurements for the Referer could provide that

Pagination support

Right now the search results are limited to 20 items with no way to see more.

As a user, it would be nice to see more results than that. Pages could be a nice way to do that.

More context in search results

Right now, the only the paragraph that contains the search term is displayed. Some times that isn't enough context, especially when the search term makes up most of that paragraph (see the search results for "hello" for an example)

As a user, being able to view the previous and next paragraphs in a search result would be helpful for more context

More books

If it's really a whole Cosmere thing, then it should have all the Cosmere books. Load more books into the ePub parser

Missing robots.txt

It's one of the few things lighthouse complains about and it would be easy enough to do. Might as well add one.

Write tests

So far, there isn't really much to test?

I'm not sure how Rust's integration testing works, and I'm not really sure how to run them with fake eBooks, but I think this will be doable once I split this into two modules/crates/repos, idk.

Split epub parser from webserver

That's gonna be a bigger deal, but I do need to split apart this app since there are really two components to it.

  1. ePub parser
    a. Reads each ePub file and applies bespoke logic for each book to pull the content out and translate it into an intermediate format.
    b. As a simple format, without regards to size or complexity, consider a plain file of JSON. It'll at least work and give a starting point
  2. Webserver
    a. Without being able to build the Tantivy index ahead of time and use that, the webserver needs to be able to start up and parse that intermediate format file and then build the index from scratch. Then do all the webserver things.

Missing HTTP metrics

Since we started doing HTTP/2 termination within the app instead of within the LB, the free metrics from the LB are gone.

It would be good to recreate them. Total request rate, rate by response code, latency (min, mean, p95, p99, p999, max), would all be useful

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