Closed blake-mealey closed 8 years ago
For a variety of reasons I've chosen not to merge ports. But if you'd like to place your port in an external location I'd be thrilled to link to it. Several existing ports have been placed in Gists. Give me a long term URL of your choosing and I'll gladly link out to it.
Alright, sounds good. Here is a gist I made for it: https://gist.github.com/blake-mealey/f7752f95aed71fe23428abb0ffba2c96
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Done. Thanks for taking the time to do a Lua port.
I found your JS module for fuzzy match while looking for a good fuzzy search similar to sublime text's for a simple project. I ported it to Lua for use in my project and figured I'd share it here so that others can use it if they are working in Lua. I kept everything pretty much identical to the JS version except for syntax differences. The module has been used in a personal project and works great so far with no errors, but no actual testing code was written for it.