API Reference / Angular InstantSearch / ais-infinite-hits

ais-infinite-hits

Signature 
<ais-infinite-hits
  // Optional parameters
  showPrevious="boolean"
  showPreviousLabel="string"
  showMoreLabel="string"
  [transformItems]="function"
></ais-infinite-hits>
See code examples

About this widget

The ais-infinite-hits is used to display a list of results. To configure the number of hits to show, use either:

Examples

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<ais-infinite-hits></ais-infinite-hits>

Properties

showPrevious
type: boolean
default: false
Optional

Enable the button to load previous results.

The button is only displayed if the routing option is enabled in ais-instantsearch and if the user is not on the first page. It’s possible to override this behavior by using templates.
showPreviousLabel
type: string
default: "Show previous results"
Optional

Label used on the “Show previous” button.
showMoreLabel
type: string
default: "Show more results"
Optional

Label used on the “Show more” button.
transformItems
type: function
default: items => items
Optional

Receives the items and is called before displaying them. Should return a new array with the same shape as the original array. Useful for transforming, removing, or reordering items.

In addition, the full results data is available, which includes all regular response parameters, as well as parameters from the helper (for example disjunctiveFacetsRefinements).

If you’re transforming an attribute using the ais-highlight widget, you need to transform item._highlightResult[attribute].value.
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<ais-infinite-hits [transformItems]="transformItems"></ais-infinite-hits>

Templates

hits
type: object[]

The matched hits from the Algolia API. You can leverage the highlighting feature of Algolia with the ais-highlight component.
results
type: object

The complete response from the Algolia API. It contains the hits but also metadata about the page, number of hits, etc. We recommend using hits rather than this option. You can also take a look at the ais-stats widget if you want to build a widget that displays metadata about the search.
isFirstPage
type: boolean

Indicates whether the first page of hits has been reached.
isLastPage
type: boolean

Indicates whether the last page of hits has been reached.
showPrevious
type: function

Loads the previous page of hits.
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<ais-infinite-hits>
  <ng-template
    let-hits="hits"
    let-results="results"
    let-refinePrevious="showPrevious"
  >
    <!-- No results message -->
    <div *ngIf="hits.length === 0">
      No results found matching <strong>{{results.query}}</strong>.
    </div>

    <!-- Show previous button template -->
    <button (click)="refinePrevious($event)">
      Show previous
    </button>

    <!-- Hit template -->
    <div *ngFor="let hit of hits">
      <h1>
        <ais-highlight
          attribute="title"
          [hit]="hit"
        ></ais-highlight>
      </h1>

      <p>{{hit.description}}</p>
    </div>
  </ng-template>
</ais-infinite-hits>
showMore
type: function

Loads the next page of hits.
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<ais-infinite-hits>
  <ng-template
    let-hits="hits"
    let-results="results"
    let-refineNext="showMore"
  >
    <!-- No results message -->
    <div *ngIf="hits.length === 0">
      No results found matching <strong>{{results.query}}</strong>.
    </div>

    <!-- Hit template -->
    <div *ngFor="let hit of hits">
      <h1>
        <ais-highlight
          attribute="title"
          [hit]="hit"
        ></ais-highlight>
      </h1>

      <p>{{hit.description}}</p>
    </div>

    <!-- Show more button template -->
    <button (click)="refineNext($event)">
      Show more
    </button>
  </ng-template>
</ais-infinite-hits>
insights
type: function
signature: (method: string, payload: object) => void

Sends insights events.

  • method: string: the insights method to be called. Only search-related methods are supported: 'clickedObjectIDsAfterSearch', 'convertedObjectIDsAfterSearch'.
  • payload: object: the payload to be sent.
    • eventName: string: the name of the event.
    • objectIDs: string[]: a list of objectIDs.
    • index?: string: the name of the index related to the click.
    • queryID?: string: the Algolia queryID that can be found in the search response when using clickAnalytics: true.
    • userToken?: string: a user identifier.
    • positions?: number[]: the position of the click in the list of Algolia search results. When not provided, index, queryID, and positions are inferred by the InstantSearch context and the passed objectIDs:
    • index by default is the name of index that returned the passed objectIDs.
    • queryID by default is the ID of the query that returned the passed objectIDs.
    • positions by default is the absolute positions of the passed objectIDs. It’s worth noting that each element of items has the following read-only properties:
  • __queryID: the query ID (only if clickAnalytics is set to true).

  • __position: the absolute position of the item.

    For more details on the contraints that apply to each payload property, please refer to our insights API client documentation.
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<ais-infinite-hits>
  <ng-template let-hits="hits" let-insights="insights">
    <div *ngFor="let hit of hits">
      <ais-highlight attribute="name" [hit]="hit"></ais-highlight>
      <button (click)="insights(
        'clickedObjectIDsAfterSearch',
        { eventName: 'Add to cart', objectIDs: [hit.objectID] }
      )">
        Add to cart
      </button>
    </div>
  </ng-template>
</ais-infinite-hits>

HTML output

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<div class="ais-InfiniteHits">
  <button class="ais-InfiniteHits-showPrevious">Show previous results</button>

  <ul class="ais-InfiniteHits-list">
    <li class="ais-InfiniteHits-item">
      ...
    </li>
    <li class="ais-InfiniteHits-item">
      ...
    </li>
    <li class="ais-InfiniteHits-item">
      ...
    </li>
  </ul>

  <button class="ais-InfiniteHits-showMore">Show more results</button>
</div>

Sending Click and Conversion events

Please refer to the guide on Sending Insight Events to learn about sending events from any InstantSearch widget.

Guides Send Events with Angular InstantSearch
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