¶ Keywords
Keywords are structured into groups to make them easier to manage. You can have multilpe groups based on your needs.
¶ Creating a group
Click on Add Group and choose a name and type for your group.
There are three types of keyword groups: Highlight, Hide and Blur (premium feature).
You can then choose colors and sounds for your newly created group.
If you attempt to change the Group type, you will get a warning. Changing the group type will retain the keywords, but erase any previously selected colors and sounds.
Notice the Activate Webhook checkbox; Enabling this will trigger alerts to your Discord Webhooks
¶ Organize your keywords into groups.
Groups are processed in order, and you can reorder them to control matching priority. You can also enable or disable a group without deleting it.
¶ Highlight items with the following keywords
When an item matches a highlight keyword, a few things will/can happen:
- Its background color will change (As defined under the General tab for items on vine pages, and as defined under the Notifications tab for items in the notifications monitor)
- For vine pages, it can be bumped to the top of the list so it's the first item you see.
- For the notification monitor, it can play a specific sound effect
If the item also matched an auto-hide keyword, the highlight will take priority and the item will be shown regardless. This may depend on the order of your keyword groups.
Plain text or regex is accepted. Unless using regex, enter 1 keyword per line. Use the '+ Add Keyword' button to create a new line, and ensure you are clicking the 'Save' button after your changes as this part of the settings does NOT autosave.
The cake keyword would match an item with cake in the title, but not if there is also topper OR board in the title. Similarly, the case string of keywords would match 'case for iphone' or 'case for samsung'. These are regex syntax.
The background color for the matching item will change and a sound would be heard in notification monitor (if set).
If you also have a color set for highlight and Zero ETV, you will see stripes as the background color.
¶ Auto-hide items with the following keywords
Item matching something on the auto-hide list will be moved to the hidden tab while browsing vine pages. In the notification monitor, if you have the Notifications > Hide Notifications matching Hide Keywords list option checked, as there is no 'hidden tab', so the items will simply not be shown at all.
For example:
¶ (premium) Blur items with the following keywords
If there are some items that you don't want to fully hide, but not be displayed either, there is the option to blur the image and blur the title of the product. Items matching something on the blur list will be blurred while browsing vine pages and the notification monitor.
¶ Keywords testing
Below the keyword groups, you will find a useful little tool to test your keywords. You simply have to enter a sample title in the box and it will change the background color of any matching keywords to green (for both the 'contains' and 'without' columns).
Note that is will not tell you if the entire logic of the line, or of the processing of both list is a match, it simply test the keyword field.
Also note that if you have longer list, you can click the pin icon to make the test area "pinned" (fix) to your screen and follow your scroll so you can view/edit your results and edit your sample title at the same time:
¶ Keywords Sync
You can import and export your keywords to your device as a back up or to move to a differnt device. With a premium membership, you can sync your keywords with the server.
¶ Keywords Options
Reveal blurred images on hover. Temporarily show blurred product images when hovering over them, matching the title behavior.
¶ Regex
Regex is accepted in these options (do not use \b prefix or suffix to your keywords, they are added by default).
For example:
shilajit
(cake|cupcake|table).*topper(s)?
(hemp).*gumm(y|ies)
(eye?lash(es)?)
(tesla).*accessor(y|ies)
Will automatically hide the eyelash extensions and makeup/cellophane/gift bags.
For more help crafting your regular expressions, refer to the following page: How do I use REGEX?