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Missing favicon.ico #160
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… other minor errors f7a737b Add search bar, fix storybook, fix other minor errors (Graeme Byrne) Pull request description: ## Search Bar This setup creates a `SearchBar` component that allows users to search for blog posts based on what they input into a search bar which appears in the `Header` on all pages. The functionality works as below: * `types.ts` defines the structure of a `BlogPost`, including properties like tags, excerpt, title, etc. This type is then imported into other files to ensure consistency in data handling. * `+layout.ts` in the root imports `filteredPosts` from a data source (`$lib/data/blog-posts`) and exports an async function `load()` that returns the filtered posts. * `+layout.svelte`, also in the root, imports `BlogPost` type and receives data containing posts. It passes this data down to the `Header` component. * The `Header.svelte` component contains the search bar UI. It imports the `BlogPost` type and receives an array of posts. When a user interacts with the search bar, it emits a search event. It also imports `SearchBar.svelte`, where the actual search logic resides. * The `SearchBar.svelte` component handles the search functionality. It imports `BlogPost` type and receives an array of posts. It uses FlexSearch to create an index of posts and then performs a search based on the user input. The search results are updated dynamically as the user types. * The `search.ts` module contains the search logic. It imports the `BlogPost` type and defines functions to create an index of posts (`createPostsIndex`) and search this index (`searchPostsIndex`). The `createPostsIndex` function initialises a FlexSearch index and adds each post to it, while the `searchPostsIndex` function performs a search based on the user input and returns the matching posts. ## Previous and Next Posts In the `PrevNextPost.svelte` component which appears below each blog post, I switched previous and next post to make it natural by the user accessing newer posts by clicking right and older posts by clicking left. ## Storybook Fixed errors in Histoire mentioned [here](https://github.com/torrust/torrust-website/issues/104#issuecomment-2129433448) by updating dependencies. ## Favicon error Fixed error mentioned [here](https://github.com/torrust/torrust-website/issues/160) by fixing the file path in the `href` as below: Before: ```` <link rel="icon" type="image/x-icon" href="/favicon.ico" /> ```` After: ```` <link rel="icon" type="image/x-icon" href="/favicons/favicon.ico" /> ```` ## Links error Fixed error mentioned [here](https://github.com/torrust/torrust-website/issues/167) by finding `links` in the Table of Contents for `Containerizing Rust Applications` and `Deploying Torrust To Production` wasn't working due to a lack of `#` so changed from ``` - [Links](links) ``` to ``` - [Links](#links) ``` ACKs for top commit: josecelano: ACK f7a737b Tree-SHA512: 9fd200946da04386fdb8f4b9ba84be36c771e1bd25e5c9e25d59558d1fd9d68082552e64323971fda1d2b5e2ff089b4b3df3cb4314b037f2bdd9ffa955b43e71
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When you run the site
npm run devand you load it on the browser you get this error:However, in production there is a favicon:
https://torrust.com/favicons/favicon.ico
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