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Searchkit 0.8 – React UI Components for Elasticsearch
- Fennhella 11y agoVery similar instantsearch.js (which is also react components) for Algolia search. Having this for elasticsearch is very useful indeed, get products out there with a consistent search UI.
- thangngoc89 11y agoYes, instantsearch.js is built on top of React. But it's not a React component yet. See https://github.com/algolia/instantsearch.js/issues/920 https://github.com/algolia/instantsearch.js/issues/920
- vvoyer 11y agoIndeed we are working to provide it as React components also. Thanks for the mention :)
- diminish 11y agoNoob Question; how do we ensure that full query interface of elasticsearh isn't exposed to the browsers? PS: I m using elasticsearch in the backend.
- joemcelroy 11y agoWe proxy the elasticsearch connection through the server and sanitize the request. Some installations also add more filters like permissions filter. In future releases, we're going to improve on this. Stay tuned!
- Fennhella 11y agoYou could proxy using nginx to allow read only access to specific endpoints, there's a few good posts about it going into better detail than me, for example: http://blog.eagerelk.com/securing-elasticsearch-using-nginx-as-a-proxy/ http://blog.eagerelk.com/securing-elasticsearch-using-nginx-...
- ssetem 11y agohttp://docs.searchkit.co/stable/docs/server/searchkit_express.html http://docs.searchkit.co/stable/docs/server/searchkit_expres... we ship a node.js proxy to hide your elastic instance, and you can add permission filters etc.
- Asparagirl 11y agoThis looks great! But could it be modified to work off of an Apache Solr backend instead? If not, do you know a similarly nice group of front-end components for Solr?
- ssetem 11y agoThanks, solr support is a possiblity, we will probably take a look in the future