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Let's say I have this dataset (the actual tokens are stored in tags):
[
{
"title": "Show a commit tree with Git",
"tags": ["git"]
},
{
"title": "Manage Gnome Startup Programs",
"tags": ["gnome", "linux"]
},
{
"title": "this is a test",
"tags": ["something", "git"]
}
]
Now, when I enter g into the searchbar, bloodhound will give me the data for everything tagged with git and gnome.
The question is, can I find out exactly which tokens matched? So, for g i would get ["git", "gnome"] (the full value of the token that only partially matched, that's important here).
Is this possible at the moment? If not, would a contribution be welcome?
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Let's say I have this dataset (the actual tokens are stored in
tags
):Now, when I enter
g
into the searchbar, bloodhound will give me the data for everything tagged with git and gnome.The question is, can I find out exactly which tokens matched? So, for
g
i would get["git", "gnome"]
(the full value of the token that only partially matched, that's important here).Is this possible at the moment? If not, would a contribution be welcome?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: