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@ts-thomas do you want to push these feature branches, or create a draft 0.7.0 branch? Would love to help (specifically for field boosting) but not sure what is going on atm. That also has the benefit of showing the progress and helping people extrapolate when new feature requests will land.
W.r.t. to a full rewrite in Rust...I know there's things like elasticlunr-rs that have done a partial port of that project. But unless we're doing a full rewrite I think it would make sense to at least finish the 0.7.0 version as is so that there's a solid base before venturing out into a "rexsearch".
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AssemblyScript may be an option if you're looking to move to a WebAssembly platform, but don't want to stray from the JavaScript / TypeScript mindset.
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At least u can make typescript ambient types for user to get completion
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I don't think anyone has asked for a typescript port. I think people just want a types.d.ts file. I'll see if I have time today but otherwise I can put up a bounty.
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Personally, I would prefer Rust for a full port. I've made some basic implementation tests and it feels right out of the box and also has an incredible performance.
Currently I am working on the completion of 3 local feature branches:
- Provide a field "store" in document descriptor to select fields from a document which should be stored (separates storing from indexing)
- Remove Where-clause, this feature feels just bad and also performs like that (most of features are also covered by using Tags)
- Re-implement Tags, there is much more potential by using tags
There will come very soon.
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