Adding Super Fast Frontend Search in Rails with Lunr

04-Mar-2022 1428
Let's build a command palette for the Tickerizer application, using Rails 7, ESBuild, View Components, and all the goodness of Hotwire.Command Palette Example by Tailwind UIThis is the first part of a multi-part post focusing (mostly) on front end search and Command Palettes. If you are not familiar with Command Palettes, they are a power-user's dream: a universal overlay on your webpage that's triggered with a key shortcut (usually Command K) and allows your users not only to search the content but also perform actions on your website. The goal here is to "keep the user's hands on the keyboard" (and away from the mouse), when using your application.
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