taneliang / neh

A tool that redirects you to commonly used sites

neh

https://neh.eltan.net

A tool that redirects you to some commonly used sites; intended to be an Alfred for your browser.

Inspired by Facebook's open source bunny tool, but rewritten for the cloud serverless edge computing age – neh runs in Cloudflare Workers on Cloudflare's edge servers located close to you. TL;DR it's fast.

Usage

The easiest way to use neh is to set https://neh.eltan.net/ as your browser's default search engine. Then, run commands by typing their command names followed by your query. If no command is detected, neh will just redirect you to DuckDuckGo.

Here are some examples:

• Search YouTube: yt rickroll
• Go to a GitHub repository: gh r nusmodifications/nusmods
• Perform a Google search: g neh
• Fallback to a DuckDuckGo search: not a command

Neh also does some basic query detection and is able to convert between different search engines. It's not completely reliable but works in most cases. Examples:

• Convert a YouTube search to a Wikipedia search: wk https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=rickroll
• Convert a Google search to an NPM package: npm p https://www.google.com/search?q=react
• Look up an NPM package on BundlePhobia: bp https://www.npmjs.com/package/react

Neh! Liddat only. Easy.

Development

Setup

We use Cloudflare's Wrangler tool to run and publish neh.

1. Run yarn to install dependencies.
2. cp .env.example .env and fill it in.
3. Modify the wrangler.toml file as appropriate.

Local development server

To start a local development server, run:

yarn start

You'll then be able to open neh at http://localhost:8787.

Cloudflare Workers preview

To preview neh, run:

yarn preview

Wrangler will open the preview in your web browser. If this does not happen, ensure that the BROWSER environmental variable has been set.

Publishing

Our CircleCI workflow automatically deploys neh's main branch to Cloudflare Workers.

Having said that, here's how you can publish neh manually:

1. Add CF_API_TOKEN to your .env file.
2. Run:

   yarn env-cmd yarn run publish

neh's Issues

Docs: nested tables overlapping in Firefox

For some reason, the nested tables overlap with the next cell (tested in Firefox 84 and 86). Works fine on Chromium.

Removing the .h-full class from the nested table fixes it for me.

Is exposing customized endpoints for organizations within scope of this project?

Hey, I'm an ex-Bunny user, and I've been wanting to set up something similar to Bunny for both myself and for the team I work with now. Wondering if adding the ability to expose a custom endpoint for an organization is within scope for this project, or if I should look into self-hosting a customized fork instead.