jekyll-algolia 1.0.0 → 1.6.0

data/errors/invalid_index_name.txt

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-E: [✗ Error] Invalid index name
-E:
-E: The jekyll-algolia plugin could push records to your index as its name
-E: contains invalid characters.
-W:
-W: Some special characters are not allowed in the naming of indices and your
-W: index {index_name} contains some of them.
-I:
-I: Please, check our FAQ for more details:
-I:   https://www.algolia.com/doc/faq/index-configuration/what-can-i-name-my-indices/
-I:

data/errors/missing_api_key.txt

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-E: [✗ Error] Missing API key
-E:
-E: The jekyll-algolia plugin could not find your API key.
-W:
-W: Please, define your API key either by:
-W:
-W: 1/ Defining an ENV variable when calling `jekyll algolia`
-W:    $ ALGOLIA_API_KEY='{your_api_key}' jekyll algolia
-W:
-W: 2/ Save your API key in a named `_algolia_api_key` in your source directory.
-W:    If you do this, we strongly recommend you to NOT track this file in your
-W:    versionning system.
-I:
-I: You can find your API key in your Algolia dashboard here:
-I:    https://www.algolia.com/licensing
-I:
-I:

data/errors/missing_application_id.txt

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-E: [✗ Error] No application ID defined
-E:
-E: The jekyll-algolia plugin could not find your Algolia application ID.
-W:
-W: Please, define it in your Jekyll _config.yml file like this:
-W:
-W:   algolia:
-W:    application_id: {your_application_id}
-I:
-I: You can find your application ID along with all your credentials in your 
-I: Algolia dashboard here:
-I:    https://www.algolia.com/licensing

data/errors/missing_index_name.txt

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-E: [✗ Error] No index name defined
-E:
-E: The jekyll-algolia plugin could not find the name of the Algolia index you 
-E: want to push your records to.
-W:
-W: Please, define it in your Jekyll _config.yml file like this:
-W:
-W:   algolia:
-W:    index_name: {your_index_name}
-W:
-W: Alternatively, you can also define it as an ENV variable, like this:
-W:
-W:   $ ALGOLIA_INDEX_NAME='{your_index_name}' jekyll algolia 
-W:
-I: You can see all your indices from your Algolia dashboard here:
-I:   https://www.algolia.com/explorer
-I:
-I: Note that you don't have to create an index before pushing records.
-I: It will be created automatically if it does not exist yet.

data/errors/no_records_found.txt

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-E: [✗ Error] No records found
-E:
-E: The jekyll-algolia plugin could find any records to index
-W:
-W: The plugin tried to extract records from the pages, posts and collections of
-W: your site but could not find anything to index.
-I:
-I: Make sure you did not exclude too many files from indexing using the
-I: `files_to_exclude` option. You are currently excluding the following files:
-I:     {files_to_exclude}
-I:
-I: Also double check that your current value for `nodes_to_index` can actually
-I: match something in the page. You are current indexing the following nodes:
-I:     {nodes_to_index}
-I:
-I: Note that all the markup that is defined in the layouts won't be available 
-I: during extraction. Only the page content can be accessed. So if you defined
-I: a layout markup that is used only for one page, you should move it to the 
-I: page instead.
-I:

data/errors/record_too_big.txt

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-E: [✗ Error] Record is too big
-E:
-E: The jekyll-algolia plugin could not push one of your records as it exceeds 
-E: the {size_limit} size limit.
-W:
-W: The plugin will create one record for each element matching your
-W: `nodes_to_index` value (currently set to "{nodes_to_index}"). Each record
-W: should not weight more than {size_limit}. One of your records weights {size} 
-W: and has been rejected.
-W:
-W: Here are more information about the rejected record:
-W: {
-W:   "objectID": "{object_id}",
-W:   "title": "{object_title}",
-W:   "url": "{object_url}",
-W:   "text": "{object_hint}…",
-W:   […]
-W: }
-W: 
-I: This issue is sometimes caused by malformed HTML preventing the parser to
-I: correctly grab the content of the nodes.
-I:
-I: If you're having trouble solving this issue, feel free to file a bug on
-I: GitHub, ideally with a link to a repository where we can reproduce the issue.
-I:    https://github.com/algolia/jekyll-algolia/issues

data/errors/unknown_application_id.txt

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-E: [✗ Error] Unreachable server
-E:
-E: The jekyll-algolia plugin could not contact the server hosting your 
-E: application.
-W:
-W: Make sure you correctly typed your application ID. As we are using the
-W: application ID as part of the server url, any typo in the application ID will
-W: prevent us from reaching your server.
-W:
-I: Here is the application ID you defined: {application_id}
-I:
-I: Make sure it's the same as the one displayed in your dashboard:
-I:    https://www.algolia.com/licensing
-I:
-I: Then, define it in your Jekyll _config.yml file like this:
-I:
-I:   algolia:
-I:    application_id: {your_application_id}
-I:
-I:

data/errors/unknown_settings.txt

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-E: [✗ Error] Unknown setting
-E:
-E: The jekyll-algolia plugin could not correctly configure your index as some of
-E: the settings passed are not recognized.
-W:
-W: It seems that one of the custom index settings you defined was not recognized
-W: by the API and was rejected:
-W:   {setting_name}: {setting_value}
-I:
-I: Make sure the setting name and value are correct. You can find a list of all
-I: the available settings with their documentation in our API reference:
-I:   https://www.algolia.com/doc/api-reference/api-parameters/
-I: Or specifically for this setting:
-I:  https://www.algolia.com/doc/api-reference/api-parameters/{setting_name}/
-I: