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StringScore is an Objective-C library which provides super fast fuzzy string matching/scoring. Based on the JavaScript library of the same name.

License: MIT License

Objective-C 91.12% Ruby 8.88%

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StringScore

StringScore is an Objective-C library which provides super fast fuzzy string matching/scoring. Based on the JavaScript library of the same name, by Joshaven Potter.

Using StringScore

StringScore adds 3 new methods to NSString:

- (CGFloat) scoreAgainst:(NSString *)otherString;

- (CGFloat) scoreAgainst:(NSString *)otherString fuzziness:(NSNumber *)fuzziness;

- (CGFloat) scoreAgainst:(NSString *)otherString fuzziness:(NSNumber *)fuzziness options:(NSStringScoreOption)options;

All three methods return a CGFloat representing how closely the string matched the otherString parameter.

Additional Parameters

Fuzziness

A number between 0 and 1 which varys how fuzzy/ the calculation is. Defaults to nil (fuzziness disabled).

Options

There are 3 options available: NSStringScoreOptionNone, NSStringScoreOptionFavorSmallerWords and NSStringScoreOptionReducedLongStringPenalty. Each of which is pretty self-explanatory, see example below for usage.

Examples

Given the following sample application:

NSString *testString = @"Hello world!";

CGFloat result1 = [testString scoreAgainst:@"Hello world!"];
CGFloat result2 = [testString scoreAgainst:@"world"];
CGFloat result3 = [testString scoreAgainst:@"wXrld" fuzziness:[NSNumber numberWithFloat:0.8]];
CGFloat result4 = [testString scoreAgainst:@"world" fuzziness:nil options:NSStringScoreOptionFavorSmallerWords];
CGFloat result5 = [testString scoreAgainst:@"world" fuzziness:nil options:(NSStringScoreOptionFavorSmallerWords | NSStringScoreOptionReducedLongStringPenalty)];
CGFloat result6 = [testString scoreAgainst:@"HW"]; // abbreviation matching example

NSLog(@"Result 1 = %f", result1);
NSLog(@"Result 2 = %f", result2);
NSLog(@"Result 3 = %f", result3);
NSLog(@"Result 4 = %f", result4);
NSLog(@"Result 5 = %f", result5);
NSLog(@"Result 6 = %f", result6);

The resulting output is:

2012-05-14 15:13:38.074 StringScore[13415:18a03] Result 1 = 1.000000
2012-05-14 15:13:38.075 StringScore[13415:18a03] Result 2 = 0.425000
2012-05-14 15:13:38.075 StringScore[13415:18a03] Result 3 = 0.271528
2012-05-14 15:13:38.076 StringScore[13415:18a03] Result 4 = 0.250000
2012-05-14 15:13:38.077 StringScore[13415:18a03] Result 5 = 0.425000
2012-05-14 15:13:38.078 StringScore[13415:18a03] Result 6 = 0.645833

Credits

Author: Nicholas Bruning

Special thanks to Joshaven Potter for providing the basis for this library.

License

Licensed under the MIT license.

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