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super-search

v0.0.5

Published

Easy to add search for your blog

Downloads

15

Readme

super-search

Easy to add search for your blog


super-search adds search feature to your blog. super-search works on your blog's RSS feeds to enable searching posts.

I created this plugin to be used with a Jekyll blog. But it will work equally good with any blog having an RSS feed file. If you do not have one already, here are some easy ways to do it for your blog:

Demo

Visit my website and press '/' key.

Or Checkout the example.html file in this repo. Remember to run it on http/https protocol.

Screenshot

Installation

Add super-search.js at the end of your blog HTML.

If you want readymade styling for the search also, add super-search.css inside your blog's <head> tag.

Usage

Add markup for your search UI:

<div class="super-search" id="js-super-search">
	<a href="javascript:void(0)" onclick="superSearch.toggle()" class="super-search__close-btn">X</a>
	<input type="text" placeholder="Type here to search" class="super-search__input" id="js-super-search__input">
	<ul class="super-search__results" id="js-super-search__results"></ul>
</div>

And initialize superSearch as follows with optional parameters:

superSearch({
	searchFile: '/feed.xml',
	searchSelector: '#js-super-search', // CSS Selector for search container element.
	inputSelector: '#js-super-search__input', // CSS selector for <input>
	resultsSelector: '#js-super-search__results' // CSS selector for results container
});

Browser Support

super-search works best on latest versions of Google Chrome, Firefox and Safari.

License

Copyright (c) 2015 Kushagra Gour, http://kushagragour.in Licensed under the MIT license.