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@coveo/ui-kit-sample-atomic-search-react

v3.11.41

Published

Readme

Atomic Search Sample (React)

Scaffold template: atomic-search-react A search interface built with @coveo/atomic-react — the React wrapper for Coveo's Atomic components — bundled with Vite. It runs against the public searchuisamples organization (the BarcaKnowledge knowledge base) with no configuration required.

What it shows

  • A search box with query suggestions + instant results
  • The same facets as the Headless search samples: a hierarchical Category facet (ec_category) plus Article type, Robot series, Difficulty, and Author
  • A breadbox, query summary, and a sort dropdown (Relevance / Newest / Oldest)
  • A result list with a basic result template and numbered pagination

Technology stack

  • @coveo/atomic-react: React components wrapping @coveo/atomic
  • @coveo/headless: builds the search engine
  • Vite + React: dev server and build
  • Playwright: end-to-end tests

Getting started

pnpm install
pnpm dev      # start the dev server
pnpm build    # production build
pnpm preview  # preview the production build (http://localhost:4173)
pnpm e2e      # end-to-end tests (Playwright)

How it works

  • src/engine.ts builds the search engine from getSampleSearchEngineConfiguration() scoped to the BarcaKnowledge search hub.
  • src/App.tsx renders an AtomicSearchInterface (fed that engine) with the Atomic React components.
  • vite.config.js copies Atomic's runtime assets/, lang/, and themes/ out of the installed packages into public/ (the components fetch them at /assets, /lang, and the theme is linked from /themes).

Using this sample as an MRE

This sample doubles as a minimal reproducible example for troubleshooting.

  • Where to change the configuration: src/engine.ts. It uses getSampleSearchEngineConfiguration() (public sample credentials). Replace it with your own organizationId/accessToken and hub/pipeline.
  • Safe to modify: src/engine.ts and src/App.tsx.
  • Scaffolding you can usually ignore: vite.config.js, playwright.config.ts, and e2e/.
  • Credentials: the sample configuration targets the public searchuisamples organization, safe to share with customers or partners. It is not internal credentials.

Reproducing against a specific version

npm install @coveo/atomic-react@<version>

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