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actree

v2.0.2

Published

Makes an auxilary tree structure to get O(m) efficient autocomplete results, (where m is the length of a search string), without use of external dependencies.<br /> The repo is holds a list of 300k english letter already formatted as tree and available fo

Downloads

24

Readme

actree

Creates a tree for fast and efficient autocomplete string queries. The library doesnt rely on external libs. (Trie search structure).

O(m) efficiency (where m is the length of a search string).

The repo includes a full english dictionary (data.json) decoded into a tree format, and ready for autocomplate use.

Node.js install

npm install actree

API

require
var acTree = require("actree");
    
#letterNode - create a word
var node = new acTree.letterNode("someword");
#addToTree - create a tree / add to tree
var tree = acTree.addToTree(null,node); 
#autocomplete - find all the words in tree that start with input text
var res = acTree.autocomplete(tree,"some");        
#autocompleteInput(tree)
call this function from <FILE.JS> that included acTree, and run it with node input: node <FILE.JS> <input search words with spaces>

var res = acTree.autocompleteInput(tree);
#createJSONTree()
call this function to recreate a new tree in data.json from sampleList file

actree.createJSONTree() ;
#useJSONTree()
call this function to view an existing usage sample

actree.useJSONTree() ;

actree.useJSONTree() ;

LICENSE

ISC , [email protected]