Cool. The most important thing in the plugin is indexing itself, which is
done in java and can also be improved in many ways (with a stopwords list,
removing text from the menus and so on ), we could replece the javascript
search engine with whatever we think it's better.
Ciao,
R
On Tue, Nov
For what I can see, search is faster in therms of finding results (I
bet guice javadoc index is bigger than the demo one) and gui is more
responsive.
Once completed fluido (almost done for a 1.0) and once moved your
index under mvn umbrella, we can co-work on it - I'm not a JS guru
either but I bet
What do you men exactly with 'faster'? Faster search or just more usable
from a user's perspective? Or course auto completion looks smarter but I'm
not a js guru band I tend to keep things simple :-P
I'il give another try to The head tag and see what it leads TO.
Ciao,
R
Il giorno 14/nov/2011
Hi again!
> [...] but couldn't get
> anything to appear into the header or head section (only the footer works).
> I suppose this is related to the work-in-progress version of the fluido
> skin.
>
Please try to update the fluido skin to latest snapshot because the DM
one was still at prototypal s
Hey man, stop preparing pizza without inviting me!!! :D
>> hooking at the "post-site" phase solves the issue of having the html
files rebuilt AFTER the indexing
Calling mvn site-deploy rebuilds the site and modifications made by the
indexer plugin get lost - the search box doesn't appear into the
Hola Raf!!!
just back from lunching and preparing the pizza for tonight :P
On Sat, Nov 12, 2011 at 11:09 AM, Raffaele P. Guidi
wrote:
>>> [...] the maven sandbox is open to all ASF committer - so there
> shouldn't be any issue on moving
>
> Always great to feel I'm in the club
>
great is that yo
n
>>> the main maven site the search box is powered by google). I am interested
>>> in contributing the code to the maven project (it's already released under
>>> the apache license and available on github [2]) and improving the
>>> integration with the
27;s already released
> under
> > the apache license and available on github [2]) and improving the
> > integration with the maven site plugin. The plugin leverages js-search
> [3]
> > by theladders.com written by Larry Ogrodnek.
> >
> > Do you think this is of some
everages js-search [3]
by theladders.com written by Larry Ogrodnek, which I both put in cc.
Do you think this is of some interest? And, in case, how could we proceed?
Regards,
Raffaele
[1] http://raffaeleguidi.github.com/Maven-Site-Indexer-plugin/site/
[2] https://github.com/raffaeleguidi/Maven-Sit
t; integration with the maven site plugin. The plugin leverages js-search [3]
>> by theladders.com written by Larry Ogrodnek.
>>
>> Do you think this is of some interest? And, in case, how could we proce
nder
> the apache license and available on github [2]) and improving the
> integration with the maven site plugin. The plugin leverages js-search [3]
> by theladders.com written by Larry Ogrodnek.
>
> Do you think this is of some interest? And, in case, how could we proceed?
>
>
everages js-search [3]
by theladders.com written by Larry Ogrodnek.
Do you think this is of some interest? And, in case, how could we proceed?
Regards,
Raffaele
[1] http://raffaeleguidi.github.com/Maven-Site-Indexer-plugin/site/
[2] https://github.com/raffaeleguidi/Maven-Site-Indexer-plugin
[3] http://code.google.com/p/js-search/
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