Search

This is an interface that uses GitHub pages and the API that is provided there to render a searchable interface of repositories for an individual or organization. See this post for a review of how it works.

Usage

To use this repository for your organization, just fork it there, and turn on GitHub pages! By default, this will render an interface at <account>.github.io/search. If you want to change this, simply rename the repository, and be sure to change the baseurl variable in _config.yml. You'll also likely want to change the title (appears in the top left)

title:        vsoch/search
baseurl:      "/search"

The repository variable is required to run the "github-pages" plugin locally.

repository:    vsoch/search

If you haven't already, you would need to install Jekyll and then install dependencies using the Gemfile:

bundle install

Rendering the site locally can be done as follows:

bundle exec jekyll serve

Warning it's fairly easy to use up your rate limit rendering locally. I recommend working carefully and doing a test when you are ready, and using GitHub pages to render for you (I didn't seem to ever get any messages about limits when I pushed there, however I tried to do this conservatively).

Customize

You are free to customize the style as you please, and specifically the color of the "scroll to top" bottom can be customized from the _config.yml.

# Scrolltop color
scrolltop_color: "#fd1268"

I chose a pink that matches my GitHub icon, and I suspect you'd want to do the same for your user or organization account.

Contributing

Would you like to contribute to vsoch/search to make it better? Please open an issue with a question, issue, or anything else you'd like to discuss.

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