- Overview
- Installation
- Requirements
- Setup Tips
- Features
DigitalGov Search (machine name: usasearch) is a search engine that can be used to power the search box on any U.S. government site. Read more and sign up for an account at http://search.digitalgov.gov.
- A valid search Site in the DigitalGov search Admin Center.
- Core Search module must be enabled.
- USASearch submodule USASearch_API requires Composer_Manager and GuzzleHTTP library. Composer_Manager libraries require PHP 5.4.5 or higher.
Before configuring this module, set up your search Site in DigitalGov Search’s Admin Center (https://search.usa.gov/sites/).
- Note the
Site Handleon the Dashboard > Settings page. - Email [email protected] and ask us to turn on i14y for your site. After we've turned it on, go to Content > i14y Drawers. Add an i14y Drawer, giving it a Drawer Handle. It will be assigned a Secret Token. Note the Handle and Secret Token by clicking Show.
- Configure your domains, social media, and other content that you want searched, and customize the Display settings to brand your results page.
Learn more at http://search.digitalgov.gov/manual/index.html and http://search.digitalgov.gov/manual/training.html
Ping our server from the command line to confirm your API requests can reach us.
See a sample curl request and more information at http://gsa.github.io/slate/#create-a-document. If you don't receive a 200 OK response, contact [email protected] for assistance.
- Place the usasearch directory in your sites/all/modules directory.
- Enable the module and the following submodules:
- USASearch_Hosted (required to return results): replaces Drupal Core search with USASearch hosted search.
- USASearch_API (required to update the index): Provides real time updates to USASearch's index when Drupal nodes are created, modified, or deleted.
- USASearch_field (optional): Makes available a "USASearch" field type, which can be added to Drupal entities to render a USASearch box that will search a specific affiliate ID. This is useful when used in a Fieldable Panel Pane in a microsite.
- USASearch Index (optional): Generates a machine-readable index of all nodes that can be used to passively populate USASearch's index.
- Configure it at admin/config/search/usasearch with the following information from the DigitalGov Search Admin Center:
- Site Handle (required)
- Enable autocomplete to provide type-ahead search suggestions in your site’s search box
- Search Domain (modify only if using a CNAME for your results page)
- i14y Drawer Handle (optional but highly recommended - see pre-install info above)
- i14y Drawer Secret Key (required if a Drawer Handle is entered)
- Grant permission for one or more roles to search using the built-in search module.
- Configure each content type's snippet on admin/structure/types/manage/CONTENTTYPE/display/search_index
- After a configuration change, run Re-Index Site on admin/config/search/settings, and then run cron.
This submodule handles the API calls that send your content to our index. It depends on composer_manager, which will manage PHP library dependencies. Namely, GuzzleHTTP (see sites/all/vendor). The composer libraries require PHP version 5.4.5 or higher.
The i14y index is updated by Drupal when content is created, modified, or deleted. A bulk update can be initialized through the Re-index Site button on Drupal search settings admin/config/search/settings.
This module contains a legacy checkbox at the content type configuration level that suggests you can suppress that content type from being sent for indexing. This checkbox doesn't do anything currently, and all content will be indexed. Exclusions by content type, or other taxonomy terms, can be done in the DigitalGov Search Admin Center.
The module was designed to allow exporting of all the admin configuration options via the Strongarm and Features modules.
All site content is indexed, including title, body, URL, date, tags and taxonomy terms, language, and (optionally) description/summary.