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The 🔍 Consultar tab lets you check a single street name against the full dictionary (base + custom) without uploading a file. It is useful for spot-checking entries or verifying that a newly added custom street resolves correctly.

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How to look up a street

1

Open the Consultar tab

Click 🔍 Consultar in the navigation bar. The tab panel (#tab-search) becomes active and the dictionary statistics grid is populated automatically.
2

Type a street name

Type any street name — or a partial substring — into the #lookupInput field. You do not need to use uppercase; the lookup function normalises the input internally.
3

Submit the query

Either click the Consultar button (#lookupBtn) or press Enter. Both trigger the same doLookup() function:
$('lookupBtn').addEventListener('click', doLookup);
$('lookupInput').addEventListener('keydown', e => { if (e.key === 'Enter') doLookup(); });
4

Read the result

The result panel (#lookupResult) appears below the search row:
  • Found — the panel turns green and shows STREET NAME → Zone Name.
  • Not found — the panel turns red and suggests navigating to Nueva Calle to add the entry.

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The doLookup function

doLookup() reads the current value of lookupInput, calls asignarZona(), and renders one of two states: 
function doLookup() {
    const q    = $('lookupInput').value.trim();
    const res  = $('lookupResult');
    if (!q) return;
    const zona = asignarZona(q);
    if (zona) {
        res.className = 'lookup-result found';
        res.innerHTML = `<strong>${q.toUpperCase()}</strong> &rarr; <strong>${zona}</strong>`;
    } else {
        res.className = 'lookup-result not-found';
        res.innerHTML = `<strong>${q.toUpperCase()}</strong> no está en el diccionario. Puedes añadirla en "Nueva Calle".`;
    }
    res.classList.remove('hidden');
}
asignarZona() in turn iterates over the merged dictionary using .includes() substring matching: 
function asignarZona(calle) {
    if (!calle) return '';
    const upper = calle.toString().toUpperCase().trim();
    for (const [clave, zona] of Object.entries(getDictionary())) {
        if (upper.includes(clave.toUpperCase())) return zona;
    }
    return '';
}

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Substring matching explained

Because asignarZona() checks whether the input contains the dictionary key (not whether they are equal), partial names work:
You typeMatched keyResult
AV MADARIAGAAV MADARIAGADeusto
AV MADARIAGA 14AV MADARIAGADeusto
CALLE AV MADARIAGAAV MADARIAGADeusto
GENERAL EGUIA 3GENERAL EGUIABilbao Centro
RI DEUSTU BLOQUE 2RI DEUSTUDeusto Muelle
CALLE INVENTADA(no match)(empty — not found)
Because the input must contain the key (not the other way around), "MADARIAGA" alone will NOT match the key "AV MADARIAGA". You need to type enough of the street name so it contains the full dictionary key as a substring — for example, "AV MADARIAGA" or any name that includes those characters verbatim.
The lookup always uses the merged dictionary: base entries from data.js plus any custom entries you have saved. If you recently added a custom entry, it will be found here immediately.

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Dictionary statistics

Below the search card, the 📊 Estadísticas del Diccionario section (#dictStats) shows a grid with the number of entries per zone. The grid is rendered by renderDictStats() whenever you switch to this tab: 
function renderDictStats() {
    const dict   = getDictionary();
    const byZone = {};
    Object.values(dict).forEach(z => { byZone[z] = (byZone[z] || 0) + 1; });

    $('dictStats').innerHTML =
        Object.entries(byZone)
            .sort((a, b) => b[1] - a[1])
            .map(([z, n]) => `
                <div class="ds-item">
                    <div class="ds-name">${z}</div>
                    <div class="ds-num">${n}</div>
                </div>`).join('')
        + `<div class="ds-item" style="border-color:rgba(230,48,48,.3)">
               <div class="ds-name">Total entradas</div>
               <div class="ds-num" style="color:var(--red)">${Object.keys(dict).length}</div>
           </div>`;
}
Zones are sorted from the most entries to the fewest. A final Total entradas cell shows the combined count across the entire dictionary. Custom entries you have added are included in these counts.

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