Search::Fulltext - Fulltext search module
my $query = 'beer'; my @docs = ( 'I like beer the best', 'Wine makes people saticefied', # does not include beer 'Beer makes people happy', ); my $fts = Search::Fulltext->new({ docs => \@docs, }); my $results = $fts->search($query); is_deeply($results, [0, 2]); # 1st & 3rd doc include 'beer'
Search::Fulltext is a fulltext search module. It can be used in a few steps.
Languages not separated by white spaces (unlike English, like Japanese) are not supported yet, although future version would support it.
Currently SQLite's FTS4 is used as an indexer. Various queries supported by FTS4 (AND, OR, NEAR, ...) are fully provided.
Creates fulltext index for documents.
@param docs
Reference to array whose contents are document to be searched.
@param index_file
File path to write fulltext index. By default, on-memory index is used.
@param tokenizer
Tokenizer name to use. 'simple' (default) and 'porter' is supported in the current version. See http://www.sqlite.org/fts3.html#tokenizer for more details on FTS4 tokenizers. Future release would support Japanese tokenizer.
Search terms in documents by query language.
@returns
Array of indexes of docs passed through Search::Fulltext-new> in which query is matched.
docs
Search::Fulltext-
query
@param query
Query to search from documents. The simplest query would be a term.
my $results = $fts->search('beer');
Other queries below and combination of them can be also used.
my $results = $fts->search('beer AND happy'); my $results = $fts->search('saticefied OR happy'); my $results = $fts->search('people NOT beer'); my $results = $fts->search('make*'); my $results = $fts->search('"makes people"'); my $results = $fts->search('beer NEAR happy'); my $results = $fts->search('beer NEAR/1 happy');
See http://www.sqlite.org/fts3.html#section_3 for detail.
Version 0.04
- Pluggable indexer (not only SQLite)
- Pluggable tokenizer
- Japanese tokenizer
Sho Nakatani <lay.sakura@gmail.com>, a.k.a. @laysakura
Copyright 2013 Sho Nakatani.
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To install Search::Fulltext, copy and paste the appropriate command in to your terminal.
cpanm
cpanm Search::Fulltext
CPAN shell
perl -MCPAN -e shell install Search::Fulltext
For more information on module installation, please visit the detailed CPAN module installation guide.