Sajari JavaScript SDK

This SDK is a lightweight JavaScript client for querying the Sajari API.

Checkout our React SDK, for a complete set of customisable UI components, and more.

You can also quickly generate search interfaces from the Sajari admin console.

Install
Getting Started
Documentation
License

Install

NPM/Yarn

npm install --save @sajari/sdk-js

Usage within your application:

import { Client, DefaultSession, TrackingType, etc... } from "@sajari/sdk-js";

// new Client("project", "collection")...

Browser

Note that when using the SDK via a <script> tag in a browser, all components will live under window.SajariSearch:

<script src="https://unpkg.com/@sajari/sdk-js/dist.iife/index.js"></script>
<script>
  // new SajariSearch.Client("project", "collection")...
</script>

Getting Started

Create a Client for interacting with our API, and then initialise a pipeline to be used for searching. The pipeline determines how the ranking is performed when performing a search.

If you don't have a Sajari account you can sign up here.

const websitePipeline = new Client("<project>", "<collection>").pipeline(
  "website"
);

Create a session to track the queries being performed via click tracking. In this case we're using q to store the query on the InteractiveSession.

const clickTrackedSession = new InteractiveSession(
  "q",
  new DefaultSession(TrackingType.Click, "url", {})
);

Perform a search on the specified pipeline and handle the results. Here we're searching our collection using the website pipeline with our tracked session.

websitePipeline.search(
  { q: "FAQ" },
  clickTrackedSession,
  (error, response, values) => {
    // Handle response here
  }
);

Handling results

Now we're going to add a basic rendering of the results to the page with integrated click tracking. This will redirect the user through the Sajari token endpoint to the real page identified by the result, registering their "click" on the way through.

websitePipeline.search(
  { q: "FAQ" },
  clickTrackedSession,
  (error, response, values) => {
    // Check for error
    response.results.forEach((r) => {
      const title = document.createElement("a");
      title.textContent = r.values.title;
      title.href = r.values.url;
      title.onmousedown = () => {
        title.href = r.token.click;
      };

      document.body.appendChild(title);
    });
  }
);