Searchkit 0.8 – React UI Components for Elasticsearch
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Searchkit 0.8 – React UI Components for Elasticsearch
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Re: Searchkit 0.8 – React UI Components for Elasticsearch
#2Having this for elasticsearch is very useful indeed, get products out there with a consistent search UI.
Re: Searchkit 0.8 – React UI Components for Elasticsearch
#3PS: I m using elasticsearch in the backend.
Re: Searchkit 0.8 – React UI Components for Elasticsearch
#4Noob Question; how do we ensure that full query interface of elasticsearh isn't exposed to the browsers? PS: I m using elasticsearch in the backend.
In future releases, we're going to improve on this. Stay tuned!
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#5Noob Question; how do we ensure that full query interface of elasticsearh isn't exposed to the browsers? PS: I m using elasticsearch in the backend.
http://blog.eagerelk.com/securing-elasticsearch-using-nginx-...
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#6Very similar instantsearch.js (which is also react components) for Algolia search. Having this for elasticsearch is very useful indeed, get products out there with a consistent search UI.
Re: Searchkit 0.8 – React UI Components for Elasticsearch
#7Noob Question; how do we ensure that full query interface of elasticsearh isn't exposed to the browsers? PS: I m using elasticsearch in the backend.
we ship a node.js proxy to hide your elastic instance, and you can add permission filters etc.
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#8Re: Searchkit 0.8 – React UI Components for Elasticsearch
#9Very similar instantsearch.js (which is also react components) for Algolia search. Having this for elasticsearch is very useful indeed, get products out there with a consistent search UI.
Yes, instantsearch.js is built on top of React. But it's not a React component yet. See https://github.com/algolia/instantsearch.js/issues/920
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#10This looks great! But could it be modified to work off of an Apache Solr backend instead? If not, do you know a similarly nice group of front-end components for Solr?