docusaurus-lunr-search

docusaurus-lunr-search

Offline Search for Docusaurus V2

Demo Website

Sample

Prerequisites

worker_thread is needed, suggested node version > 12.X For older version of node use docusaurus-lunr-search version 2.1.0 (npm i docusaurus-lunr-search@2.1.0)

How to Use ?

1. Install this package

npm i docusaurus-lunr-search  --save

1. Then run npm install to update, build, and link the packages

npm install

1. Add the docusaurus-lunr-search plugin to your docusaurus.config.js

module.exports = {
  // ...
    plugins: [require.resolve('docusaurus-lunr-search')],
}

1. Then build your Docusaurus project

npm run build

1. Serve your application

npm run serve 

or

npx http-server ./build

Note: Docusaurus search information can only be generated from a production build. Local development is currently not supported.

Using an option (eg. languages) in the plugin

module.exports = {
  // ...
    plugins: [[ require.resolve('docusaurus-lunr-search'), {
      languages: ['en', 'de'] // language codes
    }]],
}

Supports all the language listed here https://github.com/MihaiValentin/lunr-languages

Options available

Option	Type	Default	Description
languages	Array	['en']	Language codes to use for stemming, Supports all the language listed here https://github.com/MihaiValentin/lunr-languages
indexBaseUrl	Boolean	false	Base url will not indexed by default, if you want to index the base url set this option to true
excludeRoutes	Array	[]	Exclude certain routes from the search
includeRoutes	Array	[]	Include only specific routes for search
stopWords	Array	[]	Add stop words(words that are exclude from search result) to the search index
excludeTags	Array	[]	Exclude certain tags from the search
disableVersioning	Boolean	false	Docs versions are displayed by default. If you want to hide it, set this plugin option to true

Using FrontMatter

By default the library will search for heading only in the children of .markdown element. If you are using a FrontMatter and you have headings that are encapsulated by other elements, such as divs, then add the attribute data-search-children to the elements having headings.

Check this issue #115 for more detail

Thanks to algolia/docsearch.js, I modified it to create this search component

And thanks cmfcmf, I used the code from his library docusaurus-search-local for multi-language support.

Changelog

Checkout the releases page for changelog.