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Filters a list based on a fuzzy string search
is there a way to remove the `"item": {}` object wrapping each of my results from Fuse that's wrapping my results data? I just want the bare results of my...
I think the reason is old version of jQuery ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/50923055/154861957-72444cca-925b-4254-968e-c8ce7eba3ee0.png)
Fuzzy search now performs true 'sublime' like behavior. Given a word with length `n` and a search query with length `m`, the new algorithm takes something like: `O((|n-m|+1)(m))`. Uncommented two...
Hi, as it doesn't seem this lib is still maintained, I started to re implement the lib taking in consideration some of the issue raised here. Such as #26 or...
The last commit is 1.5 years ago. Is there a maintainer or this project is left? Do we have any plan to actually maintain this library?
Similar to https://github.com/mattyork/fuzzy/pull/15, I'm having an issue where "div" is an exact substring match but fuzzy matches are ranked above. ![](https://static.notion-static.com/0b7deb8a49d84e888a11da3b2f2c1ba4/Screen_Shot_2017-07-06_at_15.02.26.png)
I was just wondering how I would go about hilighting my search results like done so on the [Disney Demo](http://htmlpreview.github.io/?https://github.com/mattyork/fuzzy/blob/master/examples/disney.html) I can't see to figure it out.
There is a use case where I always want to return a match, no matter how bad it is. Can this be done?