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@attraqt/search
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Use `@attraqt/search` to search through items using the XO platform.
Use @attraqt/search
to search through items using the XO platform.
npm install --save @attraqt/search
import { search } from '@attraqt/search';
search.init({
token: 'SEARCH_API_TOKEN'
});
const searchResponse = await search.query('T-Shirt', {
offset: 10,
limit: 30,
filter: 'price < 50'
});
console.log(searchResponse.items);
console.log(searchResponse.metadata);
const suggestResponse = await xo.search.suggest('T-Shirt', {
filter: 'price < 50',
groupBy: {
attribute: 'kind',
count: 10,
values: ['product', 'shops', 'ads']
}
});
console.log(suggestResponse.items);
console.log(suggestResponse.metadata);
const autocompleteResponse = await xo.search.autocomplete('T-Shirt', {
numberOfSuggestions: 5
});
console.log(autocompleteResponse.suggestions);
console.log(autocompleteResponse.metadata);
Method | Argument(s) | Result | Description |
---|---|---|---|
init | options: SearchInitOptions | void | Initializes the search client |
query | query: string , options?: SearchItemOptions , requestOptions?: SearchRequestOptions | Promise<SearchResponse> | Searches for items |
suggest | query: string , options?: SearchGroupOptions , requestOptions?: SearchRequestOptions | Promise<SearchResponse> | Suggest and group a selection of items |
autocomplete | query: string , options?: AutocompleteOptions , requestOptions?: SearchRequestOptions | Promise<AutocompleteResponse> | Autocomplete a query, and get suggestions |
Properties to initialize the search component.
Option | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
token | string | Required: Your unique token provided by Attraqt |
region ? | Region | Optional: Region where you need to use the service. If an invalid or no region is selected then EU will be used. |
All options are optional.
Option | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
limit | number | Pagination: Size of a page |
offset | number | Pagination: Index of the first item to fetch |
filter | string | Filter query string |
sortBy | SortOptions[] | Sort options, evaluated in order of appearance |
facets | FacetRequestOptions[] | Facets filters to apply to the query |
customResponseMask | string | Custom response mask. Allows to fetch only specific field from the catalog |
disable | DisableOptions[] | Features to disable for this query |
All options are optional.
Option | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
filter | string | Filter query string |
sortBy | SortOptions[] | Sort options, evaluated in order of appearance |
customResponseMask | string | Custom response mask. Allows to fetch only specific field from the catalog |
groupBy | GroupOptions | Group result by an attribute and its specified values |
All options are optional.
Option | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
numberOfSuggestions | number | Number of suggestions to get. Default is 10 |
The following table lists the name and code of each Region.
Region name | Code |
---|---|
Australia | AU |
Europe | EU |
United States | US |
FAQs
Use `@attraqt/search` to search through items using the XO platform.
We found that @attraqt/search demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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