pierre314r Local Taxonomy Indexer

pierre314r Local Taxonomy Indexer is a high-performance, standalone taxonomy search engine engineered for visual serenity and server sobriety. Built with absolute architectural rigor (strict PHP 8.4, ES6+ Vanilla JS, and 100% WordPress Plugin Check compliance), it indexes your local posts, pages, categories, and tags without overloading your database.

The Concept: Instant Local Search Without SQL Burden

pierre314r Local Taxonomy Indexer creates a lightweight memory index of your site’s content, delivering instant search responses directly in the visitor’s browser.

• Zero Database Strain: The plugin generates a secure, static local index flatfile (.json). Search queries execute in memory without running heavy SQL requests on your database.
• Instant Browser Execution: Content filtering occurs live inside the visitor’s browser (RAM). Results display instantly upon typing.
• Chrono-Semantic Precision: Content is ranked with mathematical accuracy: first by alphanumeric relevance to the query, then by publication date down to the second (UTC Unix timestamp).
• Ergonomic Serenity: Traditional heavy search forms are replaced by a discreet floating badge (the Hub) that smoothly deploys an overlay modal. The visual palette is scientifically calibrated (soft beige background, celadon green cards, desaturated typography) to eliminate cognitive strain and visual fatigue.

User Guide

How to Use the Search Engine

1. Deploy the Badge: Place the pierre314r Local Taxonomy Indexer Gutenberg block or insert [pierre314r_local_taxonomy_indexer] shortcode anywhere on your site.
2. Instant Search (Field #1): Click the floating round badge (the Hub) to open the modal overlay. Type keywords to instantly filter categories, tags, pages, and posts in browser memory.
3. Full-Text Deep Search (Field #2): Press Enter while typing in the search bar to trigger a dedicated full-text search results page.
4. Customize Visual Serenity: Navigate to pierre314r Local Taxonomy Indexer in your WordPress admin menu to adjust the 8-color palette (canvas, cards, links, borders, typography) without coding.