the searching is not woking

[aashutoshkumarbhardwaj]

Routes

/search/

Full routes

/search/reddit/

Related documentation

https://rsshub.netlify.app/routes/social-media#user-timeline-3

What is expected?

the searching is not wor

king

What is actually happening?

when i am try to search something over there , is is not working

Deployment information

RSSHub demo (https://rsshub.app)

Deployment information (for self-hosted)

linux

Additional info

i can work on that and improve that problem

This is not a duplicated issue

• I have searched existing issues to ensure this bug has not already been reported

[github-actions]

Searching for maintainers:

• /search/: Route not found

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[dosubot]

Hi @aashutoshkumarbhardwaj! I'm Dosu and I’m helping the RSSHub team.

The most likely cause of the search not working is a backend issue with missing or corrupted route index files (like /app/assets/build/routes.js or /app/dist/templates) in your deployment. This is a known problem in Docker or production setups and can cause all routes—including /search/—to fail, even if the UI shows a Meilisearch error. It can also happen if you're using an outdated or incomplete Docker image, or if the Node.js version is too old. See details and troubleshooting steps in this GitHub issue.

To fix it: check that those files exist inside your container, make sure you're using the latest official Docker image (which should use Node v24), and rebuild assets if you mount local code. If you’re self-hosting, try switching NODE_ENV to development for more detailed logs. If the problem persists, sharing backend logs or error messages will help pinpoint the issue.

If you want to help improve this, verifying the build steps, updating documentation, or contributing to Meilisearch integration (if it’s missing or incomplete) would be valuable.

To reply, just mention @dosu.

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[TonyRL]

Of course it won't work since it's not the official docs. You can find the correct link to the docs in the README of the repository or on the right side of the repository.