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Kirby Loupe

A thin wrapper around Loupe, an SQLite based, PHP-only fulltext search engine.

Key Features

• 🎯 Typo tolerant / fuzzy search
• 🔍 Filtering and sorting
• 📄 Built-in pagination
• 🌍 Works everywhere, no SQLite extensions needed
• ⚡ Decent performance (~100ms for 5000 documents, ~300ms on low-end shared hosting)

Install

composer require arnoson/kirby-loupe

Usage

You have to index your existing content once. After the initial indexing the index will be updated automatically via Kirby's page hooks.

// Call this once or use the panel field (see #reindex)
arnoson\KirbyLoupe::reindex();

// Inside your template/controller.

$results = KirbyLoupe::search(
 // See https://github.com/loupe-php/loupe/blob/main/docs/searching.md#query
 query: "...",

 // See https://github.com/loupe-php/loupe/blob/main/docs/searching.md#filter
 filter: "interests = 'music'",

 // See https://github.com/loupe-php/loupe/blob/main/docs/searching.md#sort
 sort: ["title:asc"],

 // Loupe always paginates the results, default is 20.
 paginate: 100
);

foreach ($results as $result) {
 echo $result->title();
}

Options

'arnoson.kirby-loupe' => [
 // Which pages to include in the search.
 'pages' => fn($page) => $page->intendedTemplate()->name() === 'item',

 // Which fields to include in the search.
 'fields' => [
 // Can be just the field name ...
 'title',
 // or a callback, transforming the field for better searching.
 'text' => fn($page) => strip_tags($page->text()),
 // loupe also supports so called multi fields (arrays) allowing you to
 // do advanced filtering.
 'interests' => fn($page) => $page->interests()->split(),
 ],

 // Which fields to include in the text search, default is all fields.
 'searchable' => ['title', 'text'],

 // Which fields to include in the filtering.
 'filterable' => ['interests'],

 // Which fields to include in the sorting.
 'sortable' => ['title'],

 // Additional loupe configuration, see: https://github.com/loupe-php/loupe/blob/main/docs/configuration.md
 'configuration' => fn() => Loupe\Loupe\Configuration::create()
 ->withLanguages(['en', 'fr', 'de']),
]

Reindex

This plugin will automatically update Loupe's search index via page hooks. But for your initial content, or after you have manually uploaded content, you will need to index your site explicitly. To do so either call

KirbyLoupe::reindex();

Or use the panel field

fields:
 reindex:
 type: loupe-reindex

As indexing large numbers of pages (thousands) can potentially break due to maximum execution time, especially on shared hosting, indexing via the Panel is done in chunks. The default is 100, so 100 pages will be indexed at a time and a progress bar will be displayed. If you only have a small number of pages, or a good enough server, you can disable chunks and index all pages at once.

fields:
 reindex:
 type: loupe-reindex
 chunk: false # disable chunks
 chunk: 500 # or increase chunk size

Pagination

The result has a pagination attached, so you can build your navigation, see the /example/site/templates/default for a full example.

<a href="<?= $results->pagination()->prevPageURL() ?>">‹</a>
<a href="<?= $results->pagination()->nextPageURL() ?>">›</a>

This uses Kirby's native pagination class. You can pass advanced navigation options in search():

KirbyLoupe::search(
 paginate: [
 "limit" => 50,
 "method" => "query",
 "variable" => "p",
 ]
);
// This will use 50 results per page and URLs in the format example.com/?p=10

Loupe Search Result

// Access to the raw loupe search result.
dump($results->searchResult()->getHits());

See example/site/templates/default.php for a more advanced example.