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Develop a fully featured Node.js web app built on the Watson Discovery Service |
Whether you use Empathy Search API endpoints, Elasticsearch, Solr or other search APIs, bring your commerce search and discovery experience to life with Interface X, an irresistible, expressive, and joyful search UI. Interface X is used within some of the most beautiful commerce search experiences out there, e.g. Oysho.com, Carrefour.es, Bosch-Home.es, and Kroger.com.
Interface X is a library of standalone, configurable building blocks (available as Vue.js based X Components) that allow you to quickly construct the search UI for your shop. You can create a smooth, personalized search and discovery experience, while significantly minimizing development time.
Each component represents a graphical part of the UI, with its own unique view and behavior. Theyve been smartly designed to work together yet independently, so a single component adds real value to your UI by itself. The more components you add and combine, the more functionality you get. You can craft your own UI bundle with the right components for your shop. There are numerous components to choose from, and the catalog evolves quickly with new experiences.
See an overview of the Empathy Platform features supported by Interface X.
Interface X is formed by multiple packages. Watch this space as the project will be updated regularly.
While most of the packages are minor dependencies, there is a key package to bear in mind:
On top of the packages of this monorepo, there is another project using all the X-Components to build a search experience:
Each component contains inline comments. Alternatively, you can read the product documentation on Empathys eDocs documentation portal.
We are working on many key features to consolidate Interface X, including these milestones:
This project is a monorepo that is handled by Lerna & pnpm & Nx. To prepare your development environment, proceed as follows:
git clone https://github.com/empathyco/x.git
.pnpm install --frozen-lockfile
. This links all the
projects.Have a look to this article to see why we moved to a mono repo and how we did it. Take into account that the article talks about the previous version of this monorepo managed by Lerna & npm.
Once you have installed the project, follow the step-by-step guide - How to build your search UI.
Watch Ivan Tajes explanation on how to build a search experience using the X Components.
We are building the Interface X ecosystem. If you are interested in helping us out and being part of the future of search experiences, please check our contributing guidelines.
Ivn Tajes |
Javier Iglesias |
Jose Antonio Cabaeros |
Lus Martnez |
Beltrn Garca |
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Gerardo Vzquez |
Guillermo Cacheda |
Mavi Fernndez |
Diego Pascual |
Manuel Navarro |
Abraham Prez |
Anna Condal |
lvaro Daz |