Searching
Type a word or phrase and choose Search. The search runs in your browser, using an index that comes with this website. Your search words stay in the part of the web address after the # sign, and browsers don’t send that part to a server.
This box searches the website only. To search the test results in your own TestLookup installation, use the search inside the app.
The app offers keyword, semantic and hybrid search. Semantic search looks for meaning rather than exact words, and hybrid search combines the two. If the optional semantic index can’t answer, the app shows keyword results instead.
Filters
Use Version to choose what to search. The default, Next and project-wide pages, covers the current development documentation and the pages that apply to every version. All indexed versions covers every version in the index.
Use Content type to narrow the results to documentation, the API reference, project guides or walkthroughs. Your choices are kept in the web address, so a copied link opens the same search.
Reading a result
Each result shows the page title, a line with its content type and version, and an excerpt that shows your words in context. The page lists up to 25 results and says how many matched in total.
No results or no index
When nothing matches, the page says so and keeps your search words, so you can change them. Reset clears the words, the filters and the results.
If the search index can’t load, the page says local search is unavailable and offers Retry local search. The topic links on this page keep working either way.
Keyboard navigation
The search box, both filters, the buttons and every result are standard form fields and links with visible labels. You can reach each one with the Tab key, in page order. Screen readers announce the number of results each time it changes.
Without JavaScript
Without JavaScript, the search box can’t run. Use the links under Browse topics without JavaScript instead. They lead to the documentation, the quick start, the API reference, the architecture page, the tutorials, the community page and the walkthrough demo.
Looking for an API operation? Its reference page appears in the results under the API reference content type. The API guide in the repository explains how the API is organized.