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github.com/kanocz/go-prefixsearch
Golang string prefix search (for autocomplete)
Install and update this go package with go get -u github.com/kanocz/go-prefixsearch
spackage main
import (
"fmt"
"github.com/kanocz/go-prefixsearch"
)
type someInfo struct {
ID int
Name string
Comment string
}
func main() {
data := []someInfo{
{1, "Hello world!", "First example"},
{2, "New impressions", "Second example"},
{3, "Hello golang!", "Some other important info"},
{4, "Привет, мир!", "Unicode symbols also work"},
{5, "こんにちは世界", "Even this one may work"},
}
st := prefixsearch.New()
for _, x := range data {
st.Add(x.Name, x)
}
fmt.Println(st.AutoComplete("HE"))
// Output: [{1 Hello world! First example} {3 Hello golang! Some other important info}]
fmt.Println(st.AutoComplete("こん"))
// Output: [{5 こんにちは世界 Even this one may work}]
fmt.Println(st.Search("HE"))
// Output: <nil>
fmt.Println(st.Search("HELLO WORLD!"))
// Output: {1 Hello world! First example}
fmt.Println(st.Search("HELLO WORLD!!"))
// Output: <nil>
}
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