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in-docset search would indeed be pretty great! I’m already fantasizing a little bit but it would be really amazing if we indexed different object types and surfaced that information in the search: • namespaces • vars • headings in articles • paragraphs in articles (not sure how practical/possible it is to go this granular)
I think we could do that? I was evaluating client-side search libraries last night and trying to figure out what gave the most not-crappy search feel and it seems like it's probably this one but I'm not 100% sure yet https://github.com/nextapps-de/flexsearch
Does this rely on a node.js backend? Looking at the docs I’m not quite sure
yeah, interactive examples have been a long time “aspirational goal”' 🙂
But it’s tricky to set up, often requires a build etc
server has a 50GB disk, with 20GB still free
I think if we could do it all client-side that’d be pretty cool but I’m not quite sure how that’d work 😄 Also we could consider an implementation that removes indexes that haven’t been used for a while I guess?
that sounds pretty clever 👍
Very slick! Nice work @deleted-user!
feels really snappy 🙂