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package.json

		{
		"name": "fergies-inverted-index",
		"version": "13.0.0-rc.4",
		"version": "13.0.0-rc.5",
		"description": "An inverted index that allows javascript objects to be easily serialised and retrieved using promises and map-reduce",
		@@ -5,0 +5,0 @@ "browser": "src/entrypoints/browser.js",

README.md

		@@ -125,3 +125,3 @@ # Fergie's Inverted Index

		const ii = await InvertedIndex({ name: 'myIndex' })
		const ii = InvertedIndex({ name: 'myIndex' })
		```
		@@ -141,5 +141,6 @@

		### `AGGREGATION_FILTER(aggregation, query).then(result)`
		### `AGGREGATION_FILTER(aggregation, query, trimEmpty).then(result)`

		The aggregation (either FACETS or BUCKETS) is filtered by the query
		The aggregation (either FACETS or BUCKETS) is filtered by the
		query. Use boolean `trimEmpty` to show or hide empty buckets

		@@ -146,0 +147,0 @@ ```javascript

src/read.js

		@@ -184,9 +184,20 @@ import charwise from 'charwise'
		// return the filtered aggregation
		const AGGREGATION_FILTER = (aggregation, filterSet) => {
		if (!filterSet \|\| filterSet.length === 0) return aggregation
		const AGGREGATION_FILTER = (aggregation, filterSet, trimEmpty = true) => {
		// console.log(aggregation)
		// console.log(JSON.stringify(filterSet, null, 2))

		if (!filterSet) return aggregation // no filter provided- return everything
		if (filterSet.length === 0) return [] // search returned no results

		filterSet = new Set(filterSet.map(item => item._id))
		return aggregation.map(bucket =>
		Object.assign(bucket, {
		_id: [...new Set([...bucket._id].filter(x => filterSet.has(x)))]
		})

		return (
		aggregation
		.map(bucket =>
		Object.assign(bucket, {
		_id: [...new Set([...bucket._id].filter(x => filterSet.has(x)))]
		})
		)
		// remove empty buckets
		.filter(facet => (trimEmpty ? facet._id.length : true))
		)
		@@ -193,0 +204,0 @@ }

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