starthq / search Goto Github PK

Current version in repo is broken.

• images

• audio (tracks)
• contacts (users)
• groups
• playlists

NOTE: this provider is also included in the Gmail provider #100, so make sure any changes to it are reflected there as well

• fix date in descrption
• expand description to include names of attendees

A basic version of GitHub search is already in place at https://github.com/starthq/search/blob/master/lib/github.js but it would be nice to extend it to support returning different types of results, namely:

• repositories (StartHQ type: project)
• code (StartHQ type: file)
• issues (StartHQ type: task)
• users (StartHQ type: contact)

• images (pins, given preference to your pins)
• contacts (pinners)
• projects (boards)

• instances

• messages
• contacts
• files

• places - my places
• places - all places

The current version shows results even when no results found:

https://github.com/starthq/search/blob/master/lib/yelp.js

e.g.

http://www.yelp.com/search?find_desc=yulia&find_loc=Helsinki&ns=1# -> "No results found for "yulia". Showing results for "pizza" instead."

• files
• folders
• images

• contacts
• images

At the moment image results link to the file directly, would be nice to link them to the page on instagram.com (e.g. http://instagram.com/p/rnCqGyku-P/)

Would also be good to first show contacts you're following in the results.

• projects

• images
• contacts

• feed
• posts - note that there doesn't seem to be a way to search through all the streams, but rather just one stream at a time; also this endpoint requires authentication

http://developer.feedly.com/v3/search/

• videos
• contacts
• groups
• channels?

https://developer.spotify.com/web-api/search-item/

Would be nice to also support the following types:

• users - contacts
• issues - tasks

Unfortunately searching for these is not supported by BitBucket: https://bitbucket.org/site/master/issue/494/user-profile-search-and-other-site-wide

• notes

• groups
• messages

What type should we use for results? Is 'link' right or should we create a new type like 'article'?

• messages
• files (attachments)
• contacts
• events (Yahoo Calendar)