toanld / similar-text-finder
Fuzzy Search, similar text finder: "Did you mean `foo` ?"
Requires
- php: ^7.0
Requires (Dev)
- phpunit/phpunit: ^6.5
This package is auto-updated.
Last update: 2024-12-19 14:07:24 UTC
README
TL;DR
Similar text finder. Install via composer, works with any framework: Laravel, Slim, Symfony, etc.
// Init Similar Text Finder with a needle and a haystack $text_finder = new \SimilarText\Finder('bananna', ['apple', 'banana', 'kiwi']); // Get first similar word (it's banana) echo $text_finder->first();
Installation
Install with composer
composer require rap2hpoutre/similar-text-finder
.
That's all.
You can now use it in your framework's controller, or wherever you want (you don't need a framework anyway).
Usage
Quick start
Just build a new Similar Text Finder like this:
$tf = new \SimilarText\Finder($needle, $haystack);
$needle
may be the user input and $haystack
should be an array with all your suggestion. You can display the closest response like this:
echo 'Did you mean ' $tf->first() . ' ?';
Or use it in your favorite template engine (Twig, Blade, etc.)
You can get all your suggestion ordered by most approching words like this:
$all = $tf->all();
Example in raw PHP
use SimilarText\Finder; // User input with a typo (you could get it from $_GET) $needle = 'tmatoes'; // Your list (from your database or an API) $haystack = ['salad', 'tomatoes', 'onions', 'mates']; // Init Text Finder $finder = new Finder($needle, $haystack); // Display all results ordered by the most approching $results = $finder->all(); echo implode(', ', $results); // You should see something like "tomatoes, mates, onions, salad", yohoo.