UI libraries / Vue InstantSearch / Widgets
Signature
<ais-index
  index-name="string"
  // Optional parameters
  index-id="string"
/>
Import
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import { AisIndex } from 'vue-instantsearch';
// Use 'vue-instantsearch/vue3/es' for Vue 3

export default {
  components: {
    AisIndex
  },
  // ...
};

1. Follow additional steps in Optimize build size to ensure your code is correctly bundled.
2. This imports all the widgets, even the ones you don’t use. Read the Getting started guide for more information.

About this widget

This widget lets you apply widgets to a specific index.

It’s useful when building interfaces that target multiple indices such as federated searches.

The position of index in the widgets tree affects which search parameters apply. Widgets that create search parameters forward them to their child index widgets.

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<ais-instant-search index-name="instant_search">
  <ais-search-box />
  <ais-hits />
  <ais-index index-name="media">
    <!-- The index inherits from the parent's `searchBox` search parameters -->
    <ais-hits />
  </ais-index>
</ais-instant-search>

The only exception to this rule is when two widgets own the same part of your UI state, like two ais-search-boxes or two ais-refinement-lists on the same attribute. In that case, the latter takes precedence and overrides the search parameters.

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<ais-instant-search index-name="instant_search">
  <ais-search-box />
  <ais-hits />
  <ais-index index-name="media">
    <!-- The index does not inherit from the parent's `searchBox` search parameters -->
    <ais-search-box />
    <ais-hits />
  </ais-index>
</ais-instant-search>

The same rule applies when you nest multiple index widgets.

Examples

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<ais-index index-name="instant_search">
  <!-- Add widgets -->
</ais-index>

Options

index-name
type: string
Required

The index to search into.

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<ais-index index-name="instant_search" />
index-id
type: string
default: value provided for index-name
Optional

An identifier for the index widget.

Providing an indexId lets different index widgets target the same Algolia index. It’s helpful for routing. It lets you find the refinements that match an index widget.

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<ais-index
  // ...
  index-id="instant_search_one"
/>
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