Any progress regarding this functionality? I want to migrate to docute, but I don't want to use Algolia 😩

This vue component might be a good example (or potential component to integrate) to offer this: https://github.com/shayneo/vue-fuse/

Now we have a plugin API for searching: https://docute.org/plugin-api#apienablesearchoptions

We just need to figure out how to create/store search-index.json

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Given that this runs in browser might as well run it in memory. The files would have to be loaded from sidebar, parsed-https://github.com/markdown-it/markdown-it-, and then fed into a search library such as https://www.npmjs.com/package/lunr which takes objects and appears to return the whole tree made of object keys for a result. Ideally the link would be able to take you to that exact spot in text, or at least a paragraph, something a parser might not support like paragraph 1 after h3. When markdown component loads, do those link work via router or is it something browser supports with markdown?

So is it okay if search material is compiled at runtime, instead of having search-index.json produced before then?

Working on this. Can you please assign me?

I created a pull request #261 that should close this.