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Not using effects is at odds with leveraging Lucene.
And of course, Lucene is JVM only, so cross platform really means writing our own
pure Scala implementation, or finding equivalent implementations in JS and Native.
I think trying to leverage a different JS and Native lib is not worth the pain.
Pure Scala Implementation
If we go through the effort of writing a pure Scala implementation of a tokenizer,
what is the benefit of keeping the Lucene module around then?
Easy testing against Lucene in both performance and correctness.
Lucene has MANY more Analyzers to use
Likely still a great solution if you're on the JVM
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What should Textmogrify be?
Currently:
Protosearch
Is textmogrify suitable for protosearch?
Easily addressable needs:
Hard to meet needs:
Not using effects is at odds with leveraging Lucene.
And of course, Lucene is JVM only, so cross platform really means writing our own
pure Scala implementation, or finding equivalent implementations in JS and Native.
I think trying to leverage a different JS and Native lib is not worth the pain.
Pure Scala Implementation
If we go through the effort of writing a pure Scala implementation of a tokenizer,
what is the benefit of keeping the Lucene module around then?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: