SMRTR Programming• Aug 2, 2026• Hacker News

Fuse.js

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Fuse.js is a lightweight, zero-dependency fuzzy-search TypeScript library built for client-side search on small-to-medium datasets. It supports typo tolerance, weighted keys, match highlighting, and a new Token Search feature that splits multi-word queries, fuzzy-matches each term independently, and ranks results using BM25-style IDF weighting. A new Web Workers mode enables parallel searching across large datasets with roughly 5x speed gains.

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