The #p-search element is present in at least the Vector, Vector V2,
Timeless, and Monobook skins. This is because the HTML for the element
is generated in MediaWiki Core. At the very least, the
SearchSatisfaction instrument relies on the element always being
present.
Update the skins.vector.search module to simplify the App component
template so that it doesn't render a div#p-search element and mount that
component on the #searchform element instead.
Bug: T274869
Change-Id: Ifde679b62484fda7661fded2d978b78adac9f5da
Add event listeners and associated helpers to emit SearchSatisfaction
events via the `mediawiki.searchSuggest` protocol.
Bug: T257698
Change-Id: Ica040cd18d6c4bf8a1b1f607bb4647c7e8eb7108
Uses ResourceLoader's virtual config feature to get the config and pass
it down to Wvui's typeahead search component.
Disclaimer: I'm a typescript noob and am not sure if the
config.json.d.ts is correct although it seems to make tsc happy.
Bug: T260167
Change-Id: I2eced14c7df3b795b4de0e5149c2ca9fd598c7be
Creates a new skins.vector.search module that
replaces the searchSuggest module from MediaWiki core.
This module creates a new Vue app using the WVUI
search widget for the new search experience.
The legacy search input form is still retains on pageload,
and the new search kicks on search input focus.
In order to manage that transition, the legacy search
input is styled to resemble the new WVUI input, and the
new input is manually focused after the component mounts.
Vue is also added as a dev-dependency to help with
type-checking.
Other changes:
* the entry in skin.json is reordered alphabetically after
skins.vector.js
Bug: T264355
Change-Id: Ibb9561a77a14734297cb4d0ddcd415fc0750b45d
jdlrobson
Sam Smith
Nicholas Ray
Jan Drewniak