A module in 100% Typescript used to provide efficient client side searching. It uses weight based KeyWord Search to search across a given object
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A module in 100% Typescript used to provide efficient client side searching. It uses weight based KeyWord Search to search across a given object
jsearch: a drop-in library for client-side search if you don't have a back-end.
Site search that finds what people meant, not just what they typed: 15-18% better ranking than keyword-only search, with cited answers. Runs in your visitor's browser, so queries never leave their device. No server, no API key. Hugo, Jekyll, Astro, Docusaurus, Eleventy, MkDocs.
A repo where every branch and commits in each of those branches provides an example of a concept used in Next.js Framework. Check out our Sample NextJS app using below given URL. Happy Learning :)
Fast client-side advanced search for WebNovel (novels & fanfics) — filter by include/exclude tags, rating, chapters & keyword. 100% static on GitHub Pages, powered by an on-demand Playwright snapshot crawler.
Web App using Laravel Scout
Full-spoiler reading-companion wiki for the Exodus novels by Peter F. Hamilton — 87 pages on characters, factions, technology, timeline and plot. Plain static HTML, no build step.
🌟 Prakash Knowledge Hub | A premium, fully responsive editorial personal knowledge platform built with a semantic frontend stack. Styled as a high-end publication, it features instant full-text client-side search, a system-adaptive dark mode, and a flat-file data-driven architecture. Engineered for production-ready technical SEO
Static marketing site and technical blog for a torque-converter repair shop in Curitiba, Brazil. Hand-written HTML5/CSS3/vanilla JS, no framework or build step: client-side fuzzy blog search (MiniSearch), Schema.org structured data, LGPD-compliant GA4 Consent Mode, self-hosted fonts, and a strict per-page CSP.
Agent Skill: build a markdown-backed help center — category folders of frontmatter articles, static landing/category/tag/article pages, ranked client-side search, tags with slug identity, locale fallback with hreflang, JSON-LD and sitemap, CI content validator — in Next.js App Router, no CMS
👻 Sub-millisecond client-side full-text search engine. Zero server. Replaces Algolia.
Runtime-only artifact for the NextWeb4 /Private GitHub Pages site.
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