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Jeff User Hi! Does the Search Engine support boolean operators, proximity search and/or fuzzy search? If not, are these features on your roadmap? Thanks!

Apr 7 at 5:59am Copy Link

Thomas Schulz boolean operators = no (I can probably add if interest, just always figured most people do not used them in everyday standard searches)

fuzzy search = word variations and singular/plural yes (if index made large enough)

proximity search = Title, headers etc. weight more. Anchor backlink text matters. Internal linking amount weighs... If you e.g. search two word sentence indexes are checked for both two-word index and then also both words checked individually in one-word index.

Microsys - Apr 7 at 7:50am Copy Link

Jeff User Thanks for your reply!
I need a search engine to make large document archives (10.000+ files) searchable via a website. It would be ideal if the search engine had proximity search as well as boolean operators (keyword#1 and keyword#2 within a specified distance, e.g. x number of words, say 5 words between keyword#1 and keyword#2).
It would be great if I could define additional "data fields" that can be searched specifically. For example, not only title, heading, etc. but also year, author, etc. (combined with boolean operators and proximity search). Also, it would be great to be able to define the "fuzziness" of search terms, e.g. the amount of characters in a search string that do not match exactly.
In this way, spelling errors could be compensated to a certain degree.

Your software already has good basic functions, I especially like the ease of use.
Maybe you could take a look at DocuDig: https://github.com/yourcelf/docudig
Ideal would be the combination of ease of use of your software with the functionality of DocuDig.

Apr 7 at 5:19pm Copy Link