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A Search UI connector for Elastic's Site Search Service

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search-ui-site-search-connector

NOTE: This library is in an early Beta period, it is not yet recommended for production use

This Connector is used to connect Search UI to Elastic's Site Search API.

While Site Search supports multiple document types, Search UI will only support a single document type, and it must be provided up front when creating the connector.

Note that Site Search does not support certain features that App Search does provide. For example:

  • Only value facets are allowed, not range facets.
  • Analytics tags are not supported.
  • Facets do not have a configurable "size" parameter.
  • Disjunctive faceting is not supported.

Usage

npm install --save @elastic/search-ui-site-search-connector
import SiteSearchAPIConnector from "@elastic/search-ui-site-search-connector";

const connector = new SiteSearchAPIConnector({
  documentType: "national-parks",
  engineKey: "Z41R5U3Hi4s5gp1aw7kA"
});

Configuration

option type required? source
documentType String required From your Site Search Account's Credentials
engineKey String required From your Site Search Engine's Name
additionalOptions Function(Object) optional A hook that allows you to inject additional, API specific configuration.

currentOptions => ({ someOption: 'a' })
options before the request is sent to the server.