ng-click

The "I'm feeling lucky" URL shortener

Use it in comments when explaining concepts

// Make sure transclusion (see http://ng-click.com/transclusion)
angular.module('transclude', [])
 .directive('pane', function(){
    return {
      restrict: 'E',
      transclude: true,
      scope: { title:'@' },
      template: '<div style="border: 1px solid black;">' +
                  '<div style="background-color: gray">{{title}}</div>' +
                  '<div ng-transclude></div>' +
                '</div>'
    };
});

As a [lmgtfy] replacement for JavaScript questions

friend: dude, what is transclusion?

you: ng-click.com/transclusion

Type directly in the address bar as a shortcut to search the MDN

ng-click.com/directive

ng-click.com/$compile

ng-click.com/ understanding the view

How does it work?

ng-click.com uses Google's "I'm feeling lucky" functionality to redirect you to the first search result.

Note that, because this is a search, the page you're redirected to may change in the future. However, you can rest assured that you'll always be redirected to the page that Google finds most relevant.

Searching other domains

ng-click.com can be used to search any domain. See the configuration section and fire up your own instance.

Starting the server

ng-click.com has no dependencies, start it with:

PORT=8080 node server.js

Configuration

Configure mdn.io with the following environment variables:

Variable	Description	Default
PORT	The port to run the server on.	3000
SERVICE	The search service to use google or bing.	google
SEARCH_DOMAIN	The domain to search.	docs.angularjs.org
FALLBACK_URL	The fallback URL for empty queries.	http://docs.angularjs.org/api/

Note:: Bing does not have an "I'm feeling lucky" equivalent, so you'll be redirected to Bing's search result page instead.

Example: Reddit URL shortener

SEARCH_DOMAIN="reddit.com" FALLBACK_URL="http://reddit.com" PORT=8080 node server.js