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It's been awhile since I looked at Algolia. What are the free limits? Last I checked, there was a pretty significant cost cliff at a certain point. My concern is usage caps and unpredictable pricing. |
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This is optional. It is powered by Algolia's free tier of DocSearch: https://www.algolia.com/developers/code-exchange/integrate-docusaurus-with-algolia-docsearch
It does require creating a free account and obtaining a few API keys. I haven't yet done that since I wanted to get @coreybutler 's opinion first.
Algolia provides contextual filtering, which means users will receive search results in their native languages. Alternatively we can add a simpler local search, but it may not provide the quality of UX.