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Google search for gitter.im rooms #6

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turekg opened this issue Sep 26, 2019 · 5 comments
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Google search for gitter.im rooms #6

turekg opened this issue Sep 26, 2019 · 5 comments

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@turekg
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turekg commented Sep 26, 2019

Javascript a google search on gitter.im to search gitter posts. The fastest way would be to search on site:gitter.im and the keyword, then filter on user selected specific rooms.
An example script can be found here http://www.javascriptkit.com/script/script2/google_site_search2.shtml

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ctrueden commented Sep 26, 2019

I've tried searching Google with site:gitter.im and it does not work well. Many things I know were discussed on Gitter are not in the results. I think we need something more thorough, built on top of the JSON export approach that @frauzufall demonstrated.

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turekg commented Sep 26, 2019

Yes, I've seen that. I suggested something like ingesting periodically the entries in a nosql db like mongodb and then having smart research into that. I am am not so keen in just exporting pages and searching thru the text.

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I suggested something like ingesting periodically the entries in a nosql db like mongodb and then having smart research into that.

As long as the DB technology chosen does not require running any server-side processes (e.g. MariaDB server), then I am fine with it. Does MongoDB need a server? Or is it more like sqlite3?

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turekg commented Sep 27, 2019

Nope, no server required, it can run as an embedded DB.

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ctrueden commented Apr 26, 2021

Update on this issue: @turekg implemented the gitter-content-indexer for indexing, and gitter-search-frontend for the client side, deploying the result at https://fiji-search.mpi-cbg.de/ for the time being.

The new ImageJ wiki now has a search-as-you-type, backed by typesense via instantsearch, and I plan to index more content sources, including Gitter, soon.

Probably when that happens, this entire repository will become obsolete.

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