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I'm wondering about adapting this for jekyll, and a little confused about it being a "Gatsby" plugin.
If it's just looking for data-typesense-field in html documents, is there any reason I can't just add these to my [any website builder] template, and generate the index in this way?
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Hi @infominer33! Yes, you can certainly do that. In fact, I was recently thinking about extracting the portion of this package that looks for data attributes into a separate package, so it can be used in exactly the way you describe against any site. Would that be useful?
The gatsby-esque portions of this particular plugin come from the fact that it hooks into the gatsby build system and runs automatically post build.
yes! that would be so great! I don't mind managing the integration from my side of things... I don't know much about javascript so would take quite a bit for me to figure how to pull apart that code.
I'm wondering about adapting this for jekyll, and a little confused about it being a "Gatsby" plugin.
If it's just looking for
data-typesense-field
in html documents, is there any reason I can't just add these to my [any website builder] template, and generate the index in this way?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: