import npm:minisearch #551
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because I was working on the plane ;-) #360 will be the best |
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* search index as a data loader, search page * copy the lib for now (node_modules/minisearch/dist/es/index.js) * import npm:minisearch (#551) * search in the side bar (WIP) * don't index theme demos… * move css * fix links for index, subfolder * focus on cmd-K * remove unused "category" field * filter out some terms (like long strings with numbers, e.g. API keys) to make the index a bit smaller * remove html tags * index title from front-matter * index.md is / * front-matter title for the intro page * remove hard-coded input * handle ctrl-K * nicer UI * - adds a search option to config - adds a (default) minisearch.json data loader as part of src/ - passes the site root as argv[2] to the data loader * document search * on cmd-K, select the search input contents * use front-matter for title and index options; index h1 if no # was found * this seems to work in all screen widths (?) * cleaner css, optional rendering * DRY * pass root path cleanly * fix ctrl-k again * session storage for the summary open toggle * test * prettier * space * load MiniSearch on demand, fix jumpiness. * Imports of node built-ins should use the node: protocol * remove async cruft; hide menu when showing results * limit to 11 (10+) results * * special route for minisearch.json * default to indexing pages; opt-in and opt-out with front-matter * index on build and dev (with a 10 minutes weak cache) * fix tests * first-of-type (temporary change) * fix two bugs: - when there was no result, we were not saving the state to sessionStorage - the title could be ignored if the source had front-matter (or line feeds) at the top * update documentation * not experimental anymore * fix test (I do want to see that indexed contents) * use parseMardown cleaner text * position search input; add magnifier icon * keyboard navigation * fix tests * prettier * remove observablehq-search-focus from sessionStorage as soon as we've consumed it, so that embedded iframes don't get it ; otherwise they steal the focus! looking specifically at you, /themes! * fix dot colors when navigating on keyboard * Escape on an empty field blurs the input; avoid indirection * oops * fix tests * alias slash * fix tests again * dismantle session navigation * fix typo * fix tests * 10+ results * fix dot position * apply style suggestions from review * fix styles (review comments) * fix next/prev logic on the edge * fix blur * remove italics * fix sidebar opening on small screen * fix tests * fix input style (per @ramonaisonline's design) * don't wrap long titles * fix tests * fix a race condition where you'd try to navigate before the results are ready * on hover, avoid a conflict between the cross (clear input) and the ctrl-K hint * fix a race condition Typically it would happen if you have the search query in the clipboard, type / then paste. The search then didn't execute because when the index arrived (maybe ~500ms), the input event reflecting the paste was gone. * Remove the confusing fuzzy vs. exact dot colors, and trust the relevance score. For large projects we could imagine to have a more complex search panel (or dedicated page), with options such as categories, exact vs. fuzzy match, etc. (Though at some point we'll reach the limits of minisearch). * documentation * prettier * fixes for Safari * fix tests * prettier * 12 bytes * Update src/minisearch.json.ts * Update src/client/search.js Co-authored-by: Mike Bostock <[email protected]> * remove obsolete comment * Update src/client/search.js Co-authored-by: Mike Bostock <[email protected]> * use dynamic import * use safe methods to inject href, title * fix tests * prettier * apply progress-bar design by @ramonaisonline * rollup the minisearch client into the search.js bundle * simpler * conditional search.js deploy * delete undesired search.js * polish * more edits * pretty-ing * more polish * bundle minisearch * more polish * scroll active result into view * docs edits * rename to search.ts * fix import order * copy edit --------- Co-authored-by: Mike Bostock <[email protected]>
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Not sure why you didn’t do this in the parent branch; maybe because you wanted to ensure the version of minisearch was the same as the one used to build the index? But I would guess that this should work for the foreseeable future, and also we plan on supporting imports from local modules #360 too… At any rate this seems better than committing a copy to the repo!