Searchable knowledge base

Create a searchable knowledge base with categorized articles and a search function. use dummy content to prototype the functionality

303d ago

I'll create a searchable knowledge base with categorized articles and a search function using dummy content to prototype the functionality. We'll use Next.js with the App Router, and implement a simple search feature. Let's break this down into components and implement the functionality.

Let's start by creating the necessary files and implementing the functionality:

This implementation creates a searchable knowledge base with the following features:

A main page that displays all articles and categories.
A search function that filters articles based on the search term.
Articles are displayed using a card component.
Categories are listed on the side.
The layout is responsive, with articles taking up 2/3 of the width on larger screens and full width on smaller screens.

To use this knowledge base:

The search bar at the top allows users to filter articles based on title, content, or category.
Articles are displayed as cards, showing the title, category, and content.
Categories are listed on the right side (or below on mobile devices) for easy navigation.

This prototype demonstrates the core functionality of a searchable knowledge base. You can expand on this by:

Adding pagination for a large number of articles.
Implementing category filtering.
Creating individual pages for each article with more detailed content.
Adding a backend to manage and store articles dynamically.

Feel free to ask if you want to expand on any specific part of this knowledge base or add more features!

303d ago

make the search functionality and categories work

303d ago

I'll update the knowledge base to make the search functionality and categories work interactively. We'll modify the existing components to achieve this.

Let's update the relevant files to make the search functionality and categories work:

With these changes, we've implemented the following functionality:

Interactive search: The search now updates in real-time as the user types, filtering articles based on the search term.
Category filtering: Users can select a category from the dropdown menu to filter articles by category.
Combined search and category filtering: The search function now takes both the search term and selected category into account.
Category quick-select: Users can click on a category in the sidebar to quickly filter articles by that category.
Article count: The number of filtered articles is now displayed in the "Articles" heading.
Empty state: A message is displayed when no articles match the search criteria.

These updates make the knowledge base more interactive and user-friendly. Users can now easily search for articles, filter by category, or combine both search and category filtering to find the information they need.

To further improve this knowledge base, you could consider:

Adding pagination for a large number of articles.
Implementing a more advanced search algorithm (e.g., fuzzy search or full-text search).
Adding a "clear filters" button to reset the search and category selection.
Creating individual pages for each article with more detailed content.
Adding a backend to manage and store articles dynamically.

Let me know if you want to expand on any of these features or if you have any questions about the implementation!

303d ago

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Create a searchable knowledge base with categorized articles and a search function. use dummy content to prototype the functionality

303d ago

Let's start by creating the necessary files and implementing the functionality:

This implementation creates a searchable knowledge base with the following features:

A main page that displays all articles and categories.
A search function that filters articles based on the search term.
Articles are displayed using a card component.
Categories are listed on the side.
The layout is responsive, with articles taking up 2/3 of the width on larger screens and full width on smaller screens.

To use this knowledge base:

The search bar at the top allows users to filter articles based on title, content, or category.
Articles are displayed as cards, showing the title, category, and content.
Categories are listed on the right side (or below on mobile devices) for easy navigation.

This prototype demonstrates the core functionality of a searchable knowledge base. You can expand on this by:

Adding pagination for a large number of articles.
Implementing category filtering.
Creating individual pages for each article with more detailed content.
Adding a backend to manage and store articles dynamically.

Feel free to ask if you want to expand on any specific part of this knowledge base or add more features!

303d ago

make the search functionality and categories work

303d ago

I'll update the knowledge base to make the search functionality and categories work interactively. We'll modify the existing components to achieve this.

Let's update the relevant files to make the search functionality and categories work:

With these changes, we've implemented the following functionality:

Interactive search: The search now updates in real-time as the user types, filtering articles based on the search term.
Category filtering: Users can select a category from the dropdown menu to filter articles by category.
Combined search and category filtering: The search function now takes both the search term and selected category into account.
Category quick-select: Users can click on a category in the sidebar to quickly filter articles by that category.
Article count: The number of filtered articles is now displayed in the "Articles" heading.
Empty state: A message is displayed when no articles match the search criteria.

To further improve this knowledge base, you could consider:

Adding pagination for a large number of articles.
Implementing a more advanced search algorithm (e.g., fuzzy search or full-text search).
Adding a "clear filters" button to reset the search and category selection.
Creating individual pages for each article with more detailed content.
Adding a backend to manage and store articles dynamically.

Let me know if you want to expand on any of these features or if you have any questions about the implementation!