ReactiveSearch
Elasticsearch UI components for React. Website 🌐
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React UI components for Elasticsearch.

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Installation
yarn add @appbaseio/reactivesearch
Concepts
The library is conceptually divided into two parts:
1. Sensor components
Each sensor component is purpose built for applying a specific filter on the data. For example: Rendering a Radio UI elements list based on the available dataset - SingleList
2. Actuator components
Actuators represent the result UI view components. ReactiveSearch primarily comes with two actuators: ResultCard
and ResultList
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ResultCard displays the results in a card interface whereas ResultList displays them in a list. Both provide built-in support for pagination and infinite scroll views. Besides these, the library also provides low level actuators (ReactiveComponent and ReactiveList) to render in a more customized fashion.
Live Demos
A set of live demos inspired by real world apps, built with ReactiveSearch.
Documentation
The official docs for the library are at https://opensource.appbase.io/reactive-manual.
The components are divided into four sections:
Changelog
Check out the changelog for more info.
Related tooling and projects
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ReactiveSearch Dashboard All your Reactive Search related apps (created via interactive tutorial, shared by others, etc.) can be accessed from here.
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ReactiveMaps is a similar project to Reactive Search that allows building realtime maps easily.
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appbase-js While building search UIs is dandy with Reactive Search, you might also need to add some input forms. appbase-js comes in handy there.
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dejavu allows viewing raw data within an appbase.io (or Elasticsearch) app. Soon to be released feature: An ability to import custom data from CSV and JSON files, along with a guided walkthrough on applying data mappings.
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mirage ReactiveSearch components can be extended using custom Elasticsearch queries. For those new to Elasticsearch, Mirage provides an intuitive GUI for composing queries.
