frozolotl
commented
5 months ago This would also be really useful for Bangs^1.
Open MDLC01 opened 8 months ago
MultisampledNight
commented
4 months ago Fwiw it'd be awesome if the Universe was also advertised as search engine!
haennes
commented
2 months ago | FYI you can search through the following tools like this: (discovered) | tool | example url | search url firefox |
|---|---|---|---|
| ascii table | https://typst.app/tools/ascii-table/#q=A | https://typst.app/tools/ascii-table/#q={searchTerms} | |
| universe | https://typst.app/universe/search?q=cetz | https://typst.app/universe/search?q={searchTerms} | |
| docs | x | x | |
| symbols | https://typst.app/docs/reference/symbols/sym?query=quest | https://typst.app/docs/reference/symbols/sym?query={searchTerms} | |
| emojis | https://typst.app/docs/reference/symbols/emoji?query=ant | https://typst.app/docs/reference/symbols/emoji?query={searchTerms} |
Note: can not confirm that {searchTerms} is correct (due to special setup (nixos)), alternatively it might be %s
adding this to firefox: hamburger menu at the top right > Settings > Search (left sidebar) > scroll to the bottom > add name: displayed in the browserbar keyword: type this to start searching in the browserbar url: the one from above
Description
When I go to, e.g., Wikipedia, I can add it as a search engine in my browser. This makes it easier to search for something on Wikipedia later, as I can choose to search with Wikipedia when using the browser's search bar. In the image below, I add GitHub as a search engine in Firefox.
I think this is done using OpenSearch (MDN entry).
The documentation should declare itself as a search engine.
Use Case
Being able to search something in Typst's documentation without having to open https://typst.app/docs/ first.
Update
A separate search engine should be provided for the Typst Universe.