📘 The easiest way to add search to your documentation.
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The easiest way to add search to your documentation. For free.
DocSearch will crawl your documentation website, push its content to an Algolia index, and allow you to add a dropdown search menu for your users to find relevant content in no time.
Check out our website for a complete explanation and documentation.
Related projects
DocSearch is made of 3 repositories:
- algolia/docsearch contains the
docsearch.jscode source and the documentation website. - algolia/docsearch-configs contains the JSON files representing all the configs for all the documentations DocSearch is powering
- algolia/docsearch-scraper contains the crawler we use to extract data from your documentation. The code is open-source and you can run it from a Docker image