fuzzyjs is a fuzzy search algorithm in javascript. It fits in 577 bytes compressed (~400 bytes gzipped).
fuzzyjs is licensed under MIT License.
// Basic true/false test
fuzzy.test('li', 'lorem ipsum'); // true
fuzzy.test('li', 'Lorem ipsum', true); // false
// Advanced match with surrounding and score
fuzzy.match('li', 'lorem ipsum');
// { score: 0.2857, result: 'lorem ipsum' }
fuzzy.match('Li', 'Lorem ipsum', {
caseSensitive: true,
before: '<span>',
after: '</span>'
});
// { score: 0.2857, result: '<span>L</span>orem <span>i</span>psum' }
// Filter an array using match (array is sorted based on score)
const arr = ['lorem ipsum', 'foo', 'the li element'];
fuzzy.filter('li', arr, { caseSensitive: true, before: '<span>', after: '</span>' });
/*
[
'the <span>l</span><span>i</span> element',
'<span>l</span>orem <span>i</span>psum'
]
*/
FAQs
Simple fuzzy matching
The npm package fuzzyjs receives a total of 1,647 weekly downloads. As such, fuzzyjs popularity was classified as popular.
We found that fuzzyjs demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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