UI: fuzzy and tokenized job search #4201
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This time around fuzzy, exact, and regex can all be toggled. Additionally, each search type gets its own set of keys to search for. This means fuzzy search can only look at name while regex and exact match will still look at ID.
Trailing whitespace messes with tokenization
alisdair
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Apr 30, 2018
ui/app/mixins/searchable.js
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| return this.get('listToSearch'); |
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Inverting the condition and returning the full list earlier would reduce indentation for the search code and might be a little clearer.
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The better to search through large lists with.