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# Readme: Static Web App for Azure AI Search
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This code sample builds a web site on Azure to search through a catalog of books. Searchable content is indexed and queried on Azure AI Search, and a static web app provides the search experience.
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You should also have the Visual Studio code extension for the language used for building the index:
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* [Using .NET in Visual Studio Code](https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/languages/dotnet) and a recent of the .NET SDK
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* [Using .NET in Visual Studio Code](https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/languages/dotnet)
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## Download sample repository
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* [bulk-insert/readme](/bulk-insert/readme.md)
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Check the Azure AI Search indexes page in the Azure portal to confirm the good-books index exists.
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## Set connection informtion to Azure AI Search
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1. Under the azure=search-static-web-app\api folder, update the sample.local.settings.json file to include your search service name (not the full URL) and an admin API key.
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1. Save the file as local.settings.json.
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## Deploy the static web app
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Once you have the good-books index on Azure AI Search, you can deploy a static web app as your search client.

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