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Update documentation on intraRules, search example

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Updated the docs on the few things I struggled a bit with: * Search was missing an example, beyond the time figuring it out, I ended up having to step...

ascendedguard

e.g. how to match at least 70% of the needle terms

leeoniya

uFuzzy is an AND search because its design is to increase relevance and reduce matches as term count increases. however, there is still a good use case for typo-tolerant OR...

leeoniya

maybe detect acronyms?

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an option to detect acronyms in the needle might be interesting, but also tricky > Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, commonly abbreviated as TMNT, is an American media franchise created by...

leeoniya

[low prio] add some end-user documentation (or documentation "building blocks")

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uFuzzy has some non-obvious features like - partial match - how to exclude words from search - "requires first char to match" - ... Now imagine uFuzzy used on some...

stargazer33

term frequency and multi highlighting

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this might be more in the realm of a document search, but could be interesting to explore. in info() or search() use a sticky regex to walk each matched haystack...

leeoniya

Slow match and crash for single-error strings

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I am not sure what specifically is causing the regex to take such a long time to match, and the example is somewhat contrived, but this did happen to us...

jquense

Clarify use of unicode-mode in readme

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tipsy

[question/advice] Is there a way to ignore the matching of certain characters?

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I have read the docs about the options, but unsure which to use, and the RegExp to do so. I have a needle and an item in the haystack: ```...

christopher-caldwell

Support prefix-only matching against haystack terms?

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Somewhat related to the discussion in #80 (and #58), I'm finding myself wanting haystack string prefix-only matching (with typo tolerance). It seems like it might not be crazy to introduce...

jacobcarpenter