sour

Will this bluge.Document match this bluge.Query? This library allows you to efficiently answer this question.

	s := sour.New(bluge.InMemoryOnlyConfig())

	s.Reset(bluge.NewDocument("id").
		AddField(bluge.NewKeywordField("name", "sour")))

	dmi, err := s.Search(context.Background(),
		bluge.NewTopNSearch(0, bluge.NewTermQuery("sour").SetField("name")).
		WithStandardAggregations())
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	if dmi.Aggregations().Count() > 0 {
		fmt.Println("matches name sour")
	} else {
		fmt.Println("does not match name sour")
	}

Details

• This implementation is NOT thread-safe. If you need to run multiple queries concurrently, you must use separate Sour instances.
• Loading stored fields is not supported

Approach

• Single document, data sizes are small.
• Therefore, avoid heavy document analysis and complex data structures.
• After regular document analysis is complete, use this structure in place.
• Do not build more complicated structures like vellums or roaring bitmaps.
• If additional structure is needed, prefer arrays which have good cache locality, and can be reused.
• Avoid copying data, prefer sub-slicing, and brute-force processing over arrays.
• Cache reusable parts of the query, as we expect the same query to be run over multiple documents.

License

Apache License Version 2.0