Per the conversation in #24, it may make sense to push the JavaScript components into 18F/lunr-server (or perhaps some related package?). It will help to keep the production of the Lunr.js index and the UI components that render its search results in-sync. This gem can then depend on that npm to supply the Node.js components, which it can package into itself during the gem release process.
Per the conversation in #24, it may make sense to push the JavaScript components into 18F/lunr-server (or perhaps some related package?). It will help to keep the production of the Lunr.js index and the UI components that render its search results in-sync. This gem can then depend on that npm to supply the Node.js components, which it can package into itself during the gem release process.