SUSEGo - A knowledge search engine
a project by jcavalheiro
Updated over 4 years ago. 8 hacker ♥️.

Why

Knowledge is only useful if it is accessible.

What

A tool to search the SUSE world and help you find the things that really matter to you.

How

Index all Wiki pages (Github, MF Wiki, etc) and other R&D relevant sources of knowledge. Search interface should be available in both Web and command line formats and support full-text search.

Implementation ideas

  • Lucene-based search engine (ex: ElasticSearch)
  • Indexing daemon (Golang or Python)
  • REST Api
  • HTML / Javascript frontend (ex: React.js)
  • Command line search tool (Golang and Python)

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Looking for hackers with the skills:

golang python3

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Hack Week 16

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    • Comments

    • dmacvicar
      almost 8 years ago by dmacvicar | Reply

      https://hackweek.suse.com/projects/intranet-search-engine

    • moio
      almost 8 years ago by moio | Reply

      http://fastzilla.suse.de/ is another initiative to have a fast index at least on Bugzilla

    • gsanso
      almost 8 years ago by gsanso | Reply

      IRC logs would also be a good source of data.

      • jcavalheiro
        almost 8 years ago by jcavalheiro | Reply

        Definitely. Do we have a server copy of channel logs somewhere?

    • sven15
      almost 8 years ago by sven15 | Reply

      Everybody interested in this project: let's talk on friday! We're already working on something like that. Or maybe exactly the same: Elasticsearch, Python crawler, web UI (docserv.nue.suse.com).

    • sven15
      almost 8 years ago by sven15 | Reply

      Please join #search on IRC

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