Enable keyword search in integration summaries #2249
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- Add data-summary attribute to integration articles in list template - Update integrations-filters.js to search both title and summary text - Now searches for keywords like 'redis-py' and 'lettuce' in descriptions - Previously only searched in titles/headings, missing important keywords This fixes the issue where searching for client library names like 'redis-py' or 'lettuce' returned no results even though they were mentioned in the integration descriptions.
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Big improvement :-) The only slight issues I could find were:
- If you type "c" or "c", it doesn't bring "C client for Redis" to the top of the list (this is admittedly a strange example that hardly anyone will look for). C# is still OK, btw.
- Is "Redis" a stopword? If you type "red" or "redis", it seems like it should bring "RedisVL", "RedisOM", "Redis on Railway", etc, to the top of the list, but it doesn't seem to do that.
- Typing "ri" only brings RIOT to the second position.
- Maybe we should add a parenthesised "RDI" to the RDI tile's title? It's not the first three letters, but it's an obvious thing for people to type. Fingers crossed that we don't get a new product called "Ferdinand" or something :-)
These are minor things, though. I'd certainly accept this as it is, so I will approve.
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This fixes the issue where searching for client library names like 'redis-py' or 'lettuce' returned no results even though they were mentioned in the integration descriptions.