add support for literal token match, use levenshtein fuzzy mod#214
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add support for literal token match, use levenshtein fuzzy mod#214TLINDEN wants to merge 4 commits intoEvertras:mainfrom
TLINDEN wants to merge 4 commits intoEvertras:mainfrom
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Something odd happening with the go deps. Also could use a test for the literal search, but generally happy to have it as a feature. |
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Well, maybe keep the current fuzzy function, it makes no difference anyway. |
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Ok, I have reverted to the original builtin fuzzy function and added test cases. |
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This PR implements #213 and adds support for literal token matches. It also replaces the inline fuzzy filter function with a more mature function of the module github.com/lithammer/fuzzysearch.