Open RassanGrant opened 6 years ago
@RassanGrant is this for the blog or the website?
For site search I've been looking at using Lunr.js. There's also a hosted version-
Those look very promising.
Just in case you weren't aware, @RassanGrant, the search functionality has mainly 2 parts: the UI visible to the user and the behind-the-scene mechanics. The theme you posted uses ghostHunter
, which, in turn, uses lunr.js
for the behind-the-scene mechanic that @albertvolkman mentioned.
If you like the theme, we could pick that as a starting point. If not, we can still use lunr.js
with our own "theme".
Looking over the docs briefly, Integrating lunr.js
will include at least the following:
lunr.js
Any questions so far?
Hey @vleong2332 -
We talked implementing some kind of site search awhile back. I found a couple of Jekyll templates that have implementations - Is it easier to know how to implement this once you have a template?
https://nubia-jekyll.netlify.com/ https://aspirethemes.com/docs/nubia-jekyll/