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\n\n\n\n| | microfuzz |\n| - | ------------ |\n| 🤓 | **Fuzzy search**. Power users love it |\n| 🗜️ | **Tiny**. 2KB gzipped |\n| ✅ | **Simple**. Only a few options, reasonable defaults |\n| ⚡️ | **Fast**. Filter thousands of items in milliseconds |\n| 🧰 | **Framework-agnostic**. Plain JS, no dependencies |\n| ⚛️ | **React/React Native** helpers (optional) included |\n| ⚠️ | **Static typing** with [Flow](https://flow.org) or [TypeScript](https://typescriptlang.org) |\n\n## microfuzz pitch\n\nGeneral idea of how `microfuzz` works:\n\n- Case-insensitive and diacritics-insensitive search\n- Works with Latin script, Cyrillic, rudimentary CJK support\n- Limited fuzzing: matches query letters in order, but they don't have to be consecutive\n (but transposition and missing characters are not allowed)\n- Some very poor fuzzy matches are rejected by default (see [_Fuzzy search strategies_](#fuzzy-search-strategies))\n- Additionally, matches query _words_ in any order\n- NOT full-text search. Stemming, soundex, levenstein, autocorrect are _not_ included\n- Sorts by how well text matches the query with simple heuristics (for equal fuzzy score, input\n order is preserved, so you can pre-sort array if you want).\n- Returns ranges of matching characters for pretty highlighting\n- In-memory search, no indexing\n\n`microfuzz` is not a one-size-fits-all solution (see [_Alternatives to consider_](#alternatives-to-consider)).\n\n## Demo\n\n[**➡️ See demo**](https://nozbe.github.io/microfuzz/)\n\n## Using microfuzz (plain JS)\n\n```js\nimport createFuzzySearch from '@nozbe/microfuzz'\n\nconst list = [/* an array of strings to fuzzy search */]\nconst fuzzySearch = createFuzzySearch(list)\n\n// Run this whenever search term changes\n// Only matching items will be returned, sorted by how well they match `queryText`\nconst results = fuzzySearch(queryText)\n```\n\nThis is split into two steps for performance (`createFuzzySearch` pre-processes `list`, and you can cache/memoize function returned by it).\n\nIf `list` is an array of objects:\n\n```js\nconst fuzzySearch = createFuzzySearch(list, {\n // search by `name` property\n key: 'name',\n // search by `description.text` property\n getText: (item) => [item.description.text]\n // search by multiple properties:\n getText: (item) => [item.name, item.description.text]\n})\n```\n\n### Using microfuzz in React\n\nIf you use React or React Native, you can use these optional helpers for convenience:\n\n```js\nimport { useFuzzySearchList, Highlight } from '@nozbe/microfuzz/react'\n\n// `useFuzzySearchList` simply wraps `createFuzzySearch` with memoization built in\n// NOTE: For best performance, `getText` and `mapResultItem` should be memoized by user\nconst filteredList = useFuzzySearchList({\n list,\n // If `queryText` is blank, `list` is returned in whole\n queryText,\n // optional `getText` or `key`, same as with `createFuzzySearch`\n getText: (item) => [item.name],\n // arbitrary mapping function, takes `FuzzyResult![\"MIT](\"https://img.shields.io/badge/License-MIT-blue.svg\"){kind=icon}
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