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not sure what you're trying to do. all searches are an AND search by default.

when using keys you're given a KeysResult, not a Result. a KeysResult is an array of Results, 1 for each of your keys. ```js fuzzysort.highlight(result[0]) // realname fuzzysort.highlight(result[1]) // firstname...

no. you should make a list of all tags, search those, then find resources with matching tags. that said, if performance doesn't matter you could generate a temporary searchable list...

hmm. i don't think it's worth the complexity. i don't think most people care about these options? maybe if you're one of the few people who wants to change the...

oops. i recently added the ability to search with spaces. and i don't use `keys`, so i forgot to make sure they work well together. the keys are each searched...

`sermar` shouldn't match. `ser mar` should match. this issue is about searches that contain spaces.

no. but you can just manually normalize the search/targets to solve that https://github.com/farzher/fuzzysort/issues/23#issuecomment-366492221

hmm. you can highlight using this hack `fuzzysort.highlight({...r, target:r.obj.original}))`. i'll add it to the example code i linked

> I thought it would be easy to find a fuzzy search lib but after I tried almost all "fuzzy" lib on npm finally find this is the only one...

I did realize that not too long after I named everything. Will doing this break current installations of the color schemes?