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Algolia's community projects

Home Page: https://community.algolia.com

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algolia community github open-source instantsearch

algolia.github.io's Introduction

Algolia Community website

This is the source code of https://community.algolia.com/. The deployment to this live website is automated when changes are pushed to the source branch.

Local setup

Requirements

To run this project, you will need:

Pro tip: Remove any brew installed/globall system installed Node.js and Yarn, just use nvm and Alternatives installation, they works perfectly.

Then:

nvm install
nvm use

Dev

To develop on this project, do:

yarn
yarn dev

Deploy

The deploy steps are directly handled by Gulp.js in the gulpfile.

yarn build
yarn deploy

Updating the underlying index

The current appId storing the data is latency (accessible for writes by Algolia employees). If you want to update the data, first test it on a new index: modify algolia-projects.json and run:

appId= adminApiKey= yarn update-index

Once you are sure this is the right config, then run the same command using latency credentials.

You may encounter issues while running yarn deploy, you can fix it by following this GH thread

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algolia.github.io's Issues

Client feedback

Very good feedback from @gduvaux about the community page:

instantsearch.js and the helper.js are the biggest areas.

It confuses potential clients because they ask "Should I use instantsearch.js or helper.js? What are the differences between them? What about autocomplete.js" and the page is not able to answer that, nor the projects.

The answer to that could be "We promote first instantsearch.js and autocomplete.js as the two main UI libraries of Algolia"

To solve this, we though about:

  • make instantsearch.js and autocomplete.js the two most important areas
  • make the two areas of equal size
  • add "UI LIBRARY" label instead of "LIBRARY"
  • swap magento and helper.js areas (so magento gets bigger)
  • change helper library to "code" to make it more obvious its not a full blown UI library

What do you think?

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Dependency deprecation warning: gulp-minify-css (npm)

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Please use gulp-clean-css

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Affected package file(s): package.json

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Dependency deprecation warning: gulp-util (nvm)

On registry https://registry.npmjs.org, the "latest" version (v3.0.8) of dependency gulp-util has the following deprecation notice:

gulp-util is deprecated - replace it, following the guidelines at https://medium.com/gulpjs/gulp-util-ca3b1f9f9ac5

Marking the latest version of an npm package as deprecated results in the entire package being considered deprecated, so contact the package author you think this is a mistake.

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Affected package file(s): package.json

JavaScript not working on old browser

Seems like the JS of the page is not working on old browser, as per this bug report: algolia/jekyll-algolia#57

Seems like it's failing on iOS 9 (and conkeror?). I don't have the devices to tests.

I don't know if we should fix this or not, I have no idea how old those browsers are. I think we should have at least the same compatibility that what we have to the instantsearch.js library.

Weird colors on the header

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I had never realized it before (so maybe it's new), but the background color on each side of the header is not the exact same as the one of the header.

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  • fix(deps): replace dependency babel-eslint with @babel/eslint-parser
  • fix(deps): update dependency async to v2.6.4
  • fix(deps): update dependency algoliasearch to v3.35.1
  • fix(deps): update dependency babel-loader to v8.3.0
  • chore(deps): update dependency node to v20
  • fix(deps): update dependency algoliasearch to v4
  • fix(deps): update dependency async to v3
  • fix(deps): update dependency babel-eslint to v10
  • fix(deps): update dependency babel-loader to v9
  • fix(deps): update dependency critical to v7
  • fix(deps): update dependency del to v7
  • fix(deps): update dependency eslint to v9
  • fix(deps): update dependency eslint-config-algolia to v22
  • fix(deps): update dependency eslint-config-prettier to v9
  • fix(deps): update dependency eslint-plugin-prettier to v5
  • fix(deps): update dependency gh-pages to v6
  • fix(deps): update dependency glob to v10
  • fix(deps): update dependency gulp to v5
  • fix(deps): update dependency gulp-autoprefixer to v9
  • fix(deps): update dependency gulp-filter to v9
  • fix(deps): update dependency gulp-imagemin to v9
  • fix(deps): update dependency gulp-notify to v4
  • fix(deps): update dependency gulp-rename to v2
  • fix(deps): update dependency gulp-rev to v11
  • fix(deps): update dependency gulp-rev-rewrite to v6
  • fix(deps): update dependency gulp-sass to v5
  • fix(deps): update dependency gulp-uglify-es to v3
  • fix(deps): update dependency image-size to v1
  • fix(deps): update dependency imagemin-pngquant to v9
  • fix(deps): update dependency instantsearch.js to v4
  • fix(deps): update dependency prettier to v3
  • fix(deps): update dependency svgo to v3
  • fix(deps): update dependency svgstore-cli to v2
  • fix(deps): update dependency webpack to v5
  • fix(deps): update dependency webpack-stream to v7
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Detected dependencies

npm
package.json
  • algoliasearch 3.33.0
  • async 2.6.3
  • babel-eslint 8.2.6
  • babel-loader 8.0.6
  • critical 1.3.4
  • del 3.0.0
  • eslint 4.19.1
  • eslint-config-algolia 13.4.0
  • eslint-config-prettier 2.10.0
  • eslint-plugin-import 2.18.2
  • eslint-plugin-prettier 2.7.0
  • fragments.css 1.0.49-alpha
  • gh-pages 1.2.0
  • glob 7.1.4
  • gulp 3.9.1
  • gulp-autoprefixer 5.0.0
  • gulp-critical-css 1.0.1
  • gulp-filter 5.1.0
  • gulp-haml 1.0.1
  • gulp-imagemin 4.1.0
  • gulp-livereload 3.8.1
  • gulp-minify-css 1.2.4
  • gulp-notify 3.2.0
  • gulp-rename 1.4.0
  • gulp-rev 8.1.1
  • gulp-rev-rewrite 1.1.4
  • gulp-sass 4.0.2
  • gulp-uglify-es 1.0.4
  • gulp-util 3.0.8
  • gulp-webserver 0.9.1
  • html-escape 2.0.0
  • image-size 0.7.4
  • imagemin-pngquant 5.1.0
  • instantsearch.js 2.10.5
  • lodash 4.17.15
  • prettier 1.18.2
  • run-sequence 2.2.1
  • svgmin 0.1.0
  • svgo 1.3.0
  • svgstore-cli 1.3.1
  • sw-toolbox 3.6.0
  • webpack 4.36.1
  • webpack-stream 4.0.3
  • node ^9.8.0
  • yarn ^1.7.0
nvm
.nvmrc
  • node 9.11.2

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Re-work categories

Here are the current categories:

  • API Client
  • Library
  • Live
  • Plugin
  • Tool
  • Misc

I think we should / we could come up with more explicit names.

Here are a few suggestions:

API Client & Library => Libraries
I think it is not necessary to separate the 2 concepts. In the end they are both libraries.
Also, the moment we have faceting on the language, we would always yield only one result for API Client which would be weird.
Also this would solve the issue of wrongly classifying Framework integrations into the API Client category.

Live => Live demos || Live examples || Demos
I don't know what "live" alone means.

Plugin => Integrations
It looks like "Integrations" is the more abstracted way to define plugin/module/extension/bundle/whatever.

Tool => Projects
The current list of "tools" are really more "projects using Algolia".

**Misc => /dev/null **
I feel we should not have a "catch all" but rather make other categories more explicit.
Not sure where the Swag thing could fit in.

Other remarks:

  • expectJSX should go to Libraries.
  • GitHub awesome autocomplete should go to "projects"

I hope these comments make sense @dzello , let me know what you think.

Dependency deprecation warning: gulp-util (npm)

On registry https://registry.npmjs.org, the "latest" version (v3.0.8) of dependency gulp-util has the following deprecation notice:

gulp-util is deprecated - replace it, following the guidelines at https://medium.com/gulpjs/gulp-util-ca3b1f9f9ac5

Marking the latest version of an npm package as deprecated results in the entire package being considered deprecated, so contact the package author you think this is a mistake.

Affected package file(s): package.json

If you don't care about this, you can close this issue and not be warned about gulp-util's deprecation again. If you would like to completely disable all future deprecation warnings then add the following to your config:

"suppressNotifications": ["deprecationWarningIssues"]

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