The code that runs my weblog, https://simonwillison.net/

This blog includes a built-in search engine. Here's how it works:

1. The search functionality is implemented in the search function in blog/search.py.
2. It uses a combination of full-text search and tag-based filtering.
3. The search index is built and updated automatically when new content is added to the blog.
4. Users can search for content using keywords, which are matched against the full text of blog entries and blogmarks.
5. The search results are ranked based on relevance and can be further filtered by tags.
6. The search interface is integrated into the blog's user interface, allowing for a seamless user experience.

For more details on the implementation, refer to the search function in blog/search.py.

The admin tools include /tools/s3/, backed by s3-web-manager-django, for browsing and uploading files to the configured S3 bucket. S3_WEB_MANAGER_PUBLIC_URL_BASE is set to https://static.simonwillison.net/ so copied and viewed object URLs use the public static host plus the path in the bucket.

/newsletters/ lists the latest ten issues, with archives by year. Substack issues link out; public monthly newsletters have local Markdown pages. Newsletters appear in day and month archives, and public monthly issues are searchable. Edit records at /admin/blog/newsletter/.

Use /admin/importers/ to import:

• Substack: the latest 20 issues or the complete archive.
• Public monthly newsletters: content and send dates from monthly-newsletter-archive, fetched over HTTP.
• Private monthly newsletter: listing metadata and preview headings from simonw-private/monthly, without storing the private body. Requires GH_API_SIMONW_PRIVATE_MONTHLY, a GitHub token with Contents read permission for that repository. Restart the server after setting it.

Keep the importer page open until it finishes. Imports can be repeated without creating duplicates; when a private issue appears in the public archive, its existing record is updated with the public content. Preview headings can be edited in the admin, one heading per line.