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fusejs_fuzzy_search_quickstart_with_multi_key_options.ts

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A basic example demonstrating how to initialize Fuse.js with a coll

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fusejs_fuzzy_search_quickstart_with_multi_key_options.ts
1import Fuse from 'fuse.js'
2
3// 1. Define the shape of your data
4interface Book {
5  title: string
6  author: string
7}
8
9// 2. Create your list of items
10const list: Book[] = [
11  {
12    title: "Old Man's War",
13    author: "John Scalzi"
14  },
15  {
16    title: "The Lock Artist",
17    author: "Steve Hamilton"
18  },
19  {
20    title: "The Blade Itself",
21    author: "Joe Abercrombie"
22  }
23]
24
25// 3. Set up the search options
26const options: Fuse.IFuseOptions<Book> = {
27  // isCaseSensitive: false,
28  // includeScore: false,
29  // shouldSort: true,
30  // includeMatches: false,
31  // findAllMatches: false,
32  // minMatchCharLength: 1,
33  // location: 0,
34  // threshold: 0.6,
35  // distance: 100,
36  // useExtendedSearch: false,
37  // ignoreLocation: false,
38  // ignoreFieldNorm: false,
39  // fieldNormWeight: 1,
40  keys: [
41    "title",
42    "author"
43  ]
44};
45
46// 4. Initialize Fuse with the list and options
47const fuse = new Fuse(list, options)
48
49// 5. Search for a pattern
50const searchPattern = "jon"
51
52const result = fuse.search(searchPattern)
53
54console.log(result)