Search for Your Site

Powerful search for your website with a few lines of JavaScript. Works great with static sites!

How it works

Easy Setup

Setup a form and a div for the results, drop in the JavaScript below and we’ll do the rest!

<script src="https://app.cloudsh.com/js/cloudsh.js"></script>
<script>
  var CshConf = {
    token: "JWT TOKEN",
    formId: ".cloudsh",
    resultsId: "#results",
  };
</script>

Read the docs

Super impressed. Been working on finding a simple (key word simple) search for a static site for some time. Got up and running in 10 minutes.

Perry

Latest Posts

Eleventy & ParcelJS Working Together

Here’s the setup I’m using to build a headless e-commerce store. You can read about why a headless e-commerce site for an overview.

I decided on Eleventy and ParcelJS as the static site generator and JavaScript bundler. Let’s get into the setup!

Headless Shopify Storefront

I’m working on clothing brand e-commerce site. In most cases, just using Shopify or Gumroad would probably be the right choice.

But… I’m a developer, I want to have control over the frontend experience, but not so much the e-commerce backend. Plus I’m also building CloudSh, which provides search for static sites, so I wanted to create it using the JAMstack.

Here’s what I picked and why. Future posts with dive into the how.

Static Site Problems

When I started looking into the JAMstack trend, it wasn’t called that yet, I had some big questions. I mean static is great, but what about contact forms, comments, and search? I wasn’t worried about content as a developer, but for clients, how would they manage content?

Remember the days when all content was updated through a “Webmaster”, that’s obviously not gonna work now.