WKND — Adventure, Indexed

"Surfing, skiing, climbing, trekking — find your next escape."

WKND is the flagship marketplace sample for the Dumont AEM Connector. It takes Adobe's beloved WKND reference site — the one full of lifestyle articles about surfing at sunrise, climbing crags in the Alps, and skating down California backstreets — and turns it into a fully searchable adventure magazine powered by Viglet Turing ES.

What's inside the zip?

A production-ready single-page search experience that you can drop in front of any AEM content repository. It ships with:

• 🏔️ Magazine-style discovery grid — each article becomes a hero card tinted by its dominant adventure tag (cyan for surfing, orange for climbing, emerald for trekking…).
• 🔍 Instant search with autocomplete — typeahead suggestions, recent-search history and faceted refinement powered by the Turing React SDK.
• 🎨 Dark/light mode baked in, with a teal–yellow gradient palette that nods to WKND's outdoor DNA.
• 📱 Fully responsive — from a phone screen on the trail to a 4K monitor in the office.
• 🧭 Pagination, filtering, and detail views with zero configuration.

Why WKND?

Because indexing real content is more fun than indexing Lorem Ipsum. The WKND sample ships with authentic AEM Content Fragments — surf reports, ski-resort reviews, road-trip diaries — giving you a realistic canvas to test:

• Delta indexing of incremental content updates
• AEM Content Fragment flattening and JSON model traversal
• Multi-locale path routing
• Author vs. Publish tier selection

How does it plug in?

  Adobe Experience Manager
           │
           ▼
  DumAemExtSample*  ──►  Dumont Connector  ──►  Turing ES  ──►  WKND SPA (this zip)
  (delta + content                                                     │
   extensions)                                                          ▼
                                                              You, discovering
                                                              your next adventure

The Java-side plugin (in aem/aem-plugin-sample/) crawls your AEM instance, flattens Content Fragments with the custom DumAemExtSampleModelJson extractor, pushes everything to Turing, and this SPA renders the results.

Get going

1. Download the zip from the Dumont Marketplace.
2. Upload it to a Turing SN Site named wknd-publish (or configure your own site name via VITE_TURING_SITE).
3. Point an AEM source at your WKND instance using the sample wknd.json configuration.
4. Hit Index All and watch the adventures roll in.

Tech Stack

React 19 · TypeScript · Vite · Tailwind CSS v4 · shadcn/ui · Tabler Icons · React Router 7 · Turing React SDK

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