GJS.MARKET
2026年9月11日 • 1 小时前
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Site-wide search is here: find plugins, answers, guides and authors in one place
Plugins — every published plugin in the marketplace, matched on the name and the description, tags and author, not just the title.
Articles — the blog, including the long-form tutorials.
Questions — more than 3,400 GrapesJS community questions and their answers. If someone has hit your bug before, this is where you'll find out.
Guides — our framework and comparison guides: GrapesJS with React, Vue, Angular, Next.js, TypeScript, email builders, and the "GrapesJS vs …" series.
Authors — the studios and developers publishing on the marketplace.
Services — the build, integration and migration services.
Altogether that's over 3,700 pages, plugins, questions and guides, searchable in one place.
Suggestions arrive as you type and update with every keystroke. Press Enter with nothing selected and you land on the full results page.
So every result says what it is. Plugins, articles, questions, guides, authors and services each have their own colour and label, and a filter rail on the left shows how many of each matched — you can narrow to just questions, or just plugins, with one click. Plugins and authors show their thumbnail; plugins show their price and rating; questions show how many answers they have.
Matching terms are highlighted in titles and snippets, so you can see why something matched before you open it. Filters and pages live in the URL, so a filtered search is a link you can send to a colleague.
Code is fine. Search for editor.on(' and you'll get results about the editor API. Punctuation is ignored rather than choking the query.
Common words don't drown the results. "how to export html" ranks on export and html, not on how and to.
Prefixes work. "reac" finds React. "tail" finds Tailwind.
Typos are forgiven. "grapejs" still finds GrapesJS.
Titles win. A plugin named "React UI for GrapesJS" outranks a page that merely mentions React in passing.
It's also fast. Results come back in a few milliseconds — the index lives right next to the site, not on a search service on the other side of the internet.
react — plugins, guides and questions across the whole React story
mjml — email export, templates and the questions people hit along the way
storage manager — every plugin and answer about saving editor state
webflow — the comparison guide and the migration service
Or go straight to a results page: gjs.market/search?q=react
If something you expected to find isn't there, tell us — the index is ours, so we can fix it.
Until today, the search box on GJS.Market did one thing: it matched plugin names. Type "react" and you'd get the plugins with "react" in the title — and nothing else. Not the tutorial on building a React page builder, not the forty community questions about rendering React components inside the canvas, not the guide comparing GrapesJS to other React builders.
That's fixed. Search now covers everything we publish, from one box, on every page.
What you can find
One query now runs across six kinds of content at once:Plugins — every published plugin in the marketplace, matched on the name and the description, tags and author, not just the title.
Articles — the blog, including the long-form tutorials.
Questions — more than 3,400 GrapesJS community questions and their answers. If someone has hit your bug before, this is where you'll find out.
Guides — our framework and comparison guides: GrapesJS with React, Vue, Angular, Next.js, TypeScript, email builders, and the "GrapesJS vs …" series.
Authors — the studios and developers publishing on the marketplace.
Services — the build, integration and migration services.
Altogether that's over 3,700 pages, plugins, questions and guides, searchable in one place.
Press ⌘K from anywhere
You don't need to go to a search page. Press ⌘K on a Mac or Ctrl+K anywhere else, on any page, and a search palette opens with suggestions as you type. Arrow keys move through the results, Enter opens one, Esc closes it. The magnifier in the header and the search box on the homepage open the same palette.Suggestions arrive as you type and update with every keystroke. Press Enter with nothing selected and you land on the full results page.
A results page built for a marketplace
The full results page at gjs.market/search is designed around the fact that a query like "email" means different things to different people. You might want the email-block plugin, the MJML export guide, or the answer to why your email template renders wrong in Outlook.So every result says what it is. Plugins, articles, questions, guides, authors and services each have their own colour and label, and a filter rail on the left shows how many of each matched — you can narrow to just questions, or just plugins, with one click. Plugins and authors show their thumbnail; plugins show their price and rating; questions show how many answers they have.
Matching terms are highlighted in titles and snippets, so you can see why something matched before you open it. Filters and pages live in the URL, so a filtered search is a link you can send to a colleague.
It understands how developers type
A few things we made sure of, because we know what people actually paste into a search box:Code is fine. Search for editor.on(' and you'll get results about the editor API. Punctuation is ignored rather than choking the query.
Common words don't drown the results. "how to export html" ranks on export and html, not on how and to.
Prefixes work. "reac" finds React. "tail" finds Tailwind.
Typos are forgiven. "grapejs" still finds GrapesJS.
Titles win. A plugin named "React UI for GrapesJS" outranks a page that merely mentions React in passing.
It's also fast. Results come back in a few milliseconds — the index lives right next to the site, not on a search service on the other side of the internet.
A note on languages
GJS.Market runs in English, Chinese, Spanish, German and Hindi. For now, search matches the English catalogue on every regional site, and results show English titles. Matching localized content is next on the list.Try it
Open gjs.market, press ⌘K, and type one of these:react — plugins, guides and questions across the whole React story
mjml — email export, templates and the questions people hit along the way
storage manager — every plugin and answer about saving editor state
webflow — the comparison guide and the migration service
Or go straight to a results page: gjs.market/search?q=react
If something you expected to find isn't there, tell us — the index is ours, so we can fix it.