Seek add search on `salary`

[jbampton]

https://github.com/slurpcode/slurp/tree/main/seek

https://slurp.readthedocs.io/en/latest/seek.html

[Dxuian]

still open ?

[Dxuian]

the salary is not a number based field so while regex and possible i would like to discuss the approach needed here
even with regex some are ranges so while we can simply present their mean i would still like to put this out @jbampton

[BaseMax]

Thinking...

// We consider all units are $ AUD.

is_hour = False
if "per hour" in salary:
   is_hour = True

filter_salary = salary.replace(non digit, non `-` characters)

[BaseMax]

All Characters Similar to Hyphen (-)

1. Standard Hyphen / Dash Characters

Character	Name	Unicode	Use Case
-	Hyphen-minus	U+002D	Standard hyphen or minus sign in ASCII
‐	Hyphen	U+2010	Pure hyphen (non-breaking)
‑	Non-breaking hyphen	U+2011	Used to prevent line breaks at hyphen
–	En dash	U+2013	Ranges (e.g., 10–20), substitute for a hyphen
—	Em dash	U+2014	Sentence breaks or parenthetical elements
―	Horizontal bar	U+2015	Similar to em dash (Japanese typography)

2. Minus / Mathematical Symbols

Character	Name	Unicode	Use Case
−	Minus sign	U+2212	Used in mathematics, more precise than -
﹣	Small minus sign	U+FE63	Full-width typography (Asian scripts)
－	Full-width hyphen-minus	U+FF0D	Full-width version of - (Asian typography)

3. Other Similar or Confusable Characters

Character	Name	Unicode	Use Case
˗	Modifier letter minus sign	U+02D7	Phonetic usage
⁻	Superscript minus	U+207B	Superscript notation
₋	Subscript minus	U+208B	Subscript notation
‒	Figure dash	U+2012	Aligns figures in tabular data
⎯	Overline (short)	U+23AF	Mathematical overbar
⸺	Two-em dash	U+2E3A	Rare—used in some style guides
⸻	Three-em dash	U+2E3B	Very rare—archaic usage

[BaseMax]

Here’s a single list of all the characters, separated by spaces:

- ‐ ‑ – — ― − ﹣ － ˗ ⁻ ₋ ‒ ⎯ ⸺ ⸻

[Dxuian]

@BaseMax i have returned is this still a issue ?

[jbampton]

@Dxuian I am not working in this repo currently