module Jekyll::Algolia

def self.init(config = {})

monkey-patching its `write` method and building it.
The gist of the plugin works by instanciating a Jekyll site,

options passed on the command line)
config - A hash of Jekyll config option (merge of _config.yml options and

Public: Init the Algolia module

def self.init(config = {})
  # Monkey patch Jekyll and external plugins
  load_overwrites
  config = Configurator.init(config).config
  @site = Jekyll::Algolia::Site.new(config)
  exit 1 unless Configurator.assert_valid_credentials
  Configurator.warn_of_deprecated_options
  if Configurator.dry_run?
    Logger.log('W:==== THIS IS A DRY RUN ====')
    Logger.log('W:  - No records will be pushed to your index')
    Logger.log('W:  - No settings will be updated on your index')
  end
  self
end

def self.load_overwrites

any impact on regular builds
Note: This is only loaded when running `jekyll algolia` so should not have

with our plugin
Public: Monkey patch Jekyll and external plugins so they don't interfere

def self.load_overwrites
  require 'jekyll/algolia/overwrites/githubpages-configuration'
  require 'jekyll/algolia/overwrites/jekyll-algolia-site'
  require 'jekyll/algolia/overwrites/jekyll-document'
  require 'jekyll/algolia/overwrites/jekyll-tags-link'
  # Register our own tags to overwrite the default tags
  Liquid::Template.register_tag('link', JekyllAlgoliaLink)
end

def self.run

calling .process
Note: The internal list of files to be processed will only be created when

instead.
build` except that our monkey patched `write` method will be called
Actually "process" the site, which will acts just like a regular `jekyll

Public: Run the main Algolia module

def self.run
  Logger.log('I:Processing site...')
  @site.process
end

def self.site

Tests will need access to the inner Jekyll website so we expose it here

Public: Get access to the Jekyll site

def self.site
  @site
end

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