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Search-as-you-type UX built on top of built-in Sphinx search tools #1977
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This would be a big win for our users. I don't want to speak for other maintainers but AFAIC this should be full speed ahead |
@drammock LMK who else I should get onboard before proceeding |
@trallard @gabalafou and @Carreau (assuming @12rambau is already on board, as he was attempting similar things already a year or so ago, but stalled) |
I'm completely onboard there are multiple attempts on stale in my personnal forks. I wanted to achieve the same level of fluidity as they get in the sphinx immaterial theme. |
I am +1 on getting this in PST. |
Great! It sounds like there is sufficient quorum. I will start my upstreaming PR this week. |
(status update) I have a conference early next week and then should have more time to continue work on this |
Hello! pigweed.dev switched over to PyData Sphinx Theme (PST) last week. We're happy to join the family :)
I managed to cobble together an inline search AKA search-as-you-type UX built on top of Sphinx's built-in search tools:
search-as-you-type.webm
Would you all be interested in me upstreaming this into PST?
Here's the core logic: https://github.com/google/pigweed/blob/03466a70189630fc2d659f919c6f9eb141effe54/docs/_static/js/pigweed.js#L22-L128
It requires loading the built-in search tools on each page: https://github.com/google/pigweed/blob/03466a70189630fc2d659f919c6f9eb141effe54/docs/layout/layout.html#L29-L32
I can set it up as an opt-in feature (i.e. you have to flip some config flag in
conf.py
toTrue
before it's enabled on any site).It did require using the built-in search tools a bit beyond their intended scope. I can kick off a discussion in the upstream Sphinx repo to check that they're cool with supporting this type of usage.
And of course there's lots of room to improve / polish the UI
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