Closed sirius16 closed 4 years ago
Don’t index with keys weights. Weights are only used at search time, so they would be useless for indexing purposes.
In other words, pre-generate the index by passing in just the string array of keys, and apply key weights when setting the options during fuse instantiation only.
Example:
// When creating the index, ‘keys’ must be a string array.
const myIndex = Fuse.createIndex([“title”, “author”], list)
// When creating the Fuse instance with the index, you can assign weights to the keys
const fuse = new Fuse(list, {
keys: [{ name: “title”, weight: 0.5}, { name: “author”, weight: 0.4 }]
}, myIndex)
I want to pre-index an object because I'm going to use it multiple times but when I go to do see I get an error.
After a little digging, it seems that you can only index with string keys? It says
i.indexOf is not a function
and the value ofi
is the object with the key name and weightWould very much appreciate help with this, thank you
(P.S. I'm very appreciative of the logical query feature added in v6.0.0. Turns out that if you want to compare two arrays of objects, turning one of them into a (very long) logical query is the move)