Wolkensteine4d ago

I have built my own little #searchengine for fun, it uses a basic tf-idf search algorithm (and is probably really badly implemented), but can now actually find things!
Because of this I wrote a short blog post about it. You can find it here:

https://wolkensteine.codeberg.page/en/blog/creating-my-own-search-engine-i/

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#software #diy #rust #minisearch

Creating my own search engine

Have you ever wondered how search engines like Google find stuff? At least I did so and what does a person with little time on hand and exams on the way? Begin a new project, exactly! Since I like writing Rust 1 I told myself: build your own search engine in Rust. At least the crawler and API. So I got to work and actually finished a basic prototype a couple of days ago and today I added displaying a description in search results. This is why I am writing this, most of the search is finished.

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"MiniSearch, a client-side full-text search engine"
by @lucaong

> This blog post is to introduce #MiniSearch, a #JavaScript library that provides client-side #FullText #search capabilities. It has zero runtime dependencies, and uses a space optimized index to support memory constrained environments like mobile browsers.

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MiniSearch, a client-side full-text search engine

This blog post is to introduce MiniSearch, a JavaScript library that provides client-side full-text search capabilities. It has zero runtime dependencies, and uses a space optimized index to support memory constrained environments like mobile browsers.