Improved search on the RestAPI docs page

[D1StrX]

NetBox version

v3.3.1

Feature type

Change to existing functionality

Proposed functionality

Improved search on the RestAPI docs page
Currently only tags are findable through the search option. Which then list all underlying options.
Would be nice if can support more specific search options. Thus when typing in Services it shows everything services related.
Currently:

Improved:

improved-search

Use case

Faster/easier lookup. Can search through collapsed tabs.

Database changes

I don't know. Probably yes.

External dependencies

Don't think so.

[kkthxbye-code]

Upstream issue:

swagger-api/swagger-ui#3876

Someone made a plugin snippet for filtering on title and description but I have no idea if it's the way to go. Looking at the age of the issue it doesn't seem like it's gonna be added upstream anytime soon.

[DanSheps]

@D1StrX What @kkthxbye-code is trying to say is the swagger UI is completely generated by the swagger and is in no way (beyond us telling swagger what each serializer/view does) modifyable by us, outside of us getting into plugin development for swagger.

In sort, we can see if there is a way to improve this by hacking in our own Javascript plugin, but ultimately it is on the "upstream" package we use to properly implement this.

[D1StrX]

@DanSheps I completely understand. It would be, by Swagger native, logical to have such feature. Really appreciating if Netbox can supply a better implementation. Thanks in advance anyways!

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