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scolta

v1.0.1

Published

2 months ago

AI-powered search with Pagefind — Node/TypeScript language binding

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scolta

AI-powered search with Pagefind — the Node/TypeScript language binding.

Scolta is a scoring, ranking, and AI layer over Pagefind, a static client-side search engine. This package does the server-side work: turn application content into a Pagefind index, proxy AI calls, serve the browser assets, and expose configuration. The in-browser scoring engine (scolta-core, Rust→WASM) and the vanilla-JS widget (scolta.js) are shared verbatim across every language binding.

It is a faithful port of scolta-php, tracking the scolta-python port for structure.

Indexers

indexer: auto (default) — a pure-TypeScript reimplementation of Pagefind's on-disk index format. Builds and maintains the index in-process, with an input-side token cache so a one-page edit re-tokenizes only that page. Runs anywhere Node ≥ 20 runs, including runtimes that forbid native binaries.
indexer: binary (opt-in) — uses the official pagefind npm package's programmatic Node API. Requires pagefind to be installed (optional peer dependency). Falls back to the TS indexer with a logged notice when the package or its platform binary is unavailable.

Status

Stable — published to npm as scolta. See CHANGELOG.md for release history.

Tests

npm install
npm test          # vitest
npm run lint      # eslint
npm run typecheck # tsc --noEmit