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We're using Algolia (the free version) for all Facebook open source project websites (React, GraphQL, Yarn, ...) and it's been nothing short of awesome. You ju
by vjeux 9y ago
We're using Algolia (the free version) for all Facebook open source project websites (React, GraphQL, Yarn, ...) and it's been nothing short of awesome.
You just include a js file and add an input where you want the search and it just works(tm).
It has required 0 maintenance, it didn't go down, the api didn't change, nothing to tweak on the backend... Users have gotten a quality and super fast search since then.
I highly recommend it!
- Kiro 9y ago> You just include a js file and add an input where you want the search and it just works(tm). Reading this I get the impression that they do the indexing themselves or something but in the Quick Start the first thing you need to do is importing your data. What am I missing?
- bndigne 9y ago@vjeux is using https://community.algolia.com/docsearch/ https://community.algolia.com/docsearch/ which is Algolia's community product that crawls technical documentation :) If you have any other usecase than technical documentation, we recommend indexing your data through the API. Ben
- ipsum2 9y agoIs the identification of classes/methods/etc generated automatically or manually?