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#NCSU LIBRARIES REFERENCE TRACKER INSTALL#

Here are a list of searchers that have been created for QuickSearch soįar. QuickSearch is built in a modular way, and is easy to modify or extend.įor more in-depth documentation about this, see: QuickSearch will be available at Documentationįind more in-depth documentation about QuickSearch in the docs Instructions Create a new Rails app, cd into the directory: qtwebkit development headers (qtwebkit-devel package on CentOS, libqtwebkit-dev on Ubuntu).MySQL development headers (mysql-devel package on CentOS, libmysqlclient-dev on Ubuntu).

#NCSU LIBRARIES REFERENCE TRACKER INSTALL#

The aim of QuickSearch is to make it very easy to get up and running.įollow these instructions to install QuickSearch for Production, but still should be considered an early release. This code has been extracted from the code we have been running in

choose from a variety of existing searchers or create your own.

swap out searcher modules and themes easily.

Single search with bento-box style results.

The aim of QuickSearch is to provide people with a quick and easy way to find the information they need.įor more information about NCSU Libraries' QuickSearch and the history of the project, see: įor NCSU Libraries' implementation of QuickSearch, see: QuickSearch is designed to complement and increase use of existing dedicated library resource discovery tools, such as the catalog, electronic resource search, and subject guides/portals, by directing people to them via an intuitive search interface. QuickSearch is a customized federated search tool designed to connect people to a variety of library resources, services, and tools.

Looking for the original release of QuickSearch as a standalone Rails project, it can be found here: It is encouraged that you use this version, but if you are Note: This code has recently been converted to a Rails Gem Engine.