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Booyaka provides a built-in search functionality that allows users to quickly find content within your documentation site. You can configure the search settings in the booyaka.config.yaml file.

To enable the search feature, ensure that the search setting is set to true in your configuration file.

🔗Search data indexing

Booyaka automatically indexes your documentation content to create a search database.

This indexing process occurs during the site build, ensuring that all searchable content is up-to-date. The indexed data includes page titles, page subtitles, and meta tags, allowing for efficient search results.

🔗Configuration Example

To configure the search settings, add the following section to your booyaka.config.yaml file:

header:
  # The search component settings
  search:
    # Enable or disable the search functionality
    enable: true

    # Enable indexing of meta descriptions (title, description, keywords)
    index_meta_data: true
    
    # Enable indexing of page titles (all headings)
    index_page_titles: true

🔗Use a different Search Provider

At the moment, Booyaka only supports its built-in search functionality. We plan to add support for third-party search providers in future releases. Stay tuned for updates!