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github.com/alireza-ahmadi/siahe
Siahe provides a simple API for indexing terms that are related to a specific ID and retrieving those IDs by doing efficient prefix search on their indexed related terms. Current implementation of Siahe uses Radix Tree under the hood.
I believe that searching over a set of terms which has low-to-zero change frequency is the best use case for this library. In fact, I've implemented this library to use it in a service which is responsible for providing instant(ish) search functionality over a few thousand terms.
Unfortunately no. In my use case, data wouldn't change after the initial insertion so I've gone with a simpler single writer thread approach; However, you can use multiple threads for searching among indexed terms.
Siahe means list in Persian.
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