Hi @KristerV, yes, we are working on providing the same officially on HexDocs and we are already indexing the packages. More information here: New HexDocs home page · Issue #49 · hexpm/hexdocs · GitHub
I’d have been clearer before but I got confused and I thought you and @florish’s were working on the same project, so I thought you were aware. It took me to read this comment to realize they were two different implementations. Apologies.
oh, okay. that’s both great news and too bad for me and my work 
but yours looks amazing so can’t wait to use it!
Thanks. Note we have been discussing this for more than a year and progress has been slow, partly because we did a scope creep at the beginning, so it is good you haven’t waited for us. I am sure the community can benefit from a solution until we deliver something (and hopefully we will). But if you want, you can already start using our TypeSense API for queries, so you don’t have to index it. Your call!
Is there a write up of the TypeSense API anywhere? It might be fun to build a search interface on top of it.
Here: Expose the typesense server via search.hexdocs.pm · Issue #47 · hexpm/hexdocs · GitHub
We expose a regular TypeSense collection. Only keep in mind this is alpha and we may change things. 
my service (https://hexdocs.krister.ee) has actually been up since 2022. it’s just unfortunate i rewrote the whole thing just a couple of weeks ago but it’s fine. looking forward to an official solution. i’ll keep it running as is until it’s no longer needed.
