Druqs provides a quick search field for content, users, UUIDs, taxonomies and menus. The field is by default placed in the admin toolbar, but also ships with a block you can use instead.

Features

Find nodes by title
Find users by name
Find taxonomy terms by name
Find menu items by title
Find content entities by UUID

Installation

composer require 'drupal/druqs:^2.0' or add the modules directory manually
Enable the module at /admin/modules
Manage configuration profiles at /admin/config/user-interface/druqs
If you're not using the admin toolbar, add the Druqs block at /admin/structure/block
Grant the permission Access the druqs search box to non-administrative users

Add your own results

Other modules can subscribe to the Druqs search event to add their own results. Extend the event subscriber DruqsSubscriber and consult the subscribers in \druqs\EventSubscriber for examples. For backwards compatibility, we also provide the hook hook_druqs_search() - see druqs.api.php for more info.

Themes

The quick search is intended to be used in the admin toolbar. But, you can place a block inside your site structure. We can not guarantee that the block will integrate well into your selected theme - but we are looking to improve the theming soon. The block was tested in the themes Claro, Seven and Bartik.

Soon™

Drupal 10 compatibility
Better styling integration for different themes
Search custom entities
Accelerated searches without access checks
jQuery deprecation
Tests

Druqs (Drupal Quick Search)

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