Searchkit
Languages and libraries
ui component library
SHOW HN2016
How HN took it
8 positive, 4 neutral or asking, 2 mixed, 1 critical, out of 15 comments about the project. Thread score +0.16.
Design: 3 for, 1 againstDocs: 1 for, 0 against
The thread, comment by comment
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What HN said
What people liked
Good documentation and clean look
From 2 comments
Good documentation! :)
willchen on HNLooks great. But don't add every key press to the browser history. Not cool ;)
egze on HN
Useful for teams already using React
From 1 comment
Looks awesome. We are building something on react and we will probably use this. thanks.
techaddict009 on HN
Objections
Looks similar to Algolia InstantSearch.js
From 1 comment
Nice! Funny is that Algolia released something very similar some time ago: https://community.algolia.com/instantsearch.js/ It seems searckit took great inspiration from it: -…
vvoyer on HN
History entries added on every keystroke
From 2 comments
I'm enthused, but would suggest you don't put an entry in the user's history for every keystroke in the search box.
fleshweasel on HNLooks great. But don't add every key press to the browser history. Not cool ;)
egze on HN
Requests
Apache or MIT license instead of GPL
From 2 comments
Have you considered a more permissive license, like Apache/MIT/BSD?
brasetvik on HNWe have switched to Apache license Due to interest and our wish for many new contributors to add to Searchkit's ecosystem + component library…
ssetem on HN
Higher-order components instead of class extension
From 1 comment
Looks nice. I'd prefer higher-order (wrapper) components to extending the component classes though, HOCs are more idiomatic. Another question, somewhat off-topic. How do people…
andrewingram on HN
Questions
How GPLv3 applies to JS app bundles
From 1 comment
Totally asking out of ignorance here: How does GPLv3 play with JS apps? I'll normally create an app bundle that includes all the libraries, and the users will only execute that…
TheAceOfHearts on HN
Whether a service layer in front of Elasticsearch is advisable
From 1 comment
Looks nice. I'd prefer higher-order (wrapper) components to extending the component classes though, HOCs are more idiomatic. Another question, somewhat off-topic. How do people…
andrewingram on HN
Alternatives named
Algolia InstantSearch.js
From 1 comment
Nice! Funny is that Algolia released something very similar some time ago: https://community.algolia.com/instantsearch.js/ It seems searckit took great inspiration from it: -…
vvoyer on HN