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Jonas Bergqvist
Apr 16, 2015
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Introducing BrilliantCut

BrilliantCut makes it possible to filter the catalog UI using facets. The project includes facets like language, market, and category. It also includes a free text search, and the possibility to choose if the search should apply to children or descendants. The more important feature in BrilliantCut is the possibility to create your own facets for filtering the catalog UI. It’s very easy to creating your own facets in the catalog UI using a fluent API.

 

The video can also be watched here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNMtr6gCkIg

Github

The code is open source and can be found at http://github.com/jonasbergqvist/brilliantcut. More information about the project will be found at that page.

Installation

The nuget packages is located at “http://nuget.jobe.employee.episerver.com/”. Add a nuget package source to that directory in Visual Studio to be able to install “BrilliantCut”. When the package source has been added in Visual Studio, the packages can be installed to your site by writing “install-package brilliantcut.widget” in the package manager console.

Apr 16, 2015

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