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trie-autocomplete

v0.2.0

Published

A fast and lightweight autocomplete library using a trie data structure.

Downloads

386

Readme

autocomplete-trie

This library uses a prefix trie data structure to efficiently generate autocomplete suggestions.

Usage

const AutoComplete = require('trie-autocomplete');
const trie = new AutoComplete();

API

.add( word: String )

Adds a word to the trie. Words inside the trie can be return as suggestions later.

Example:

// Create a new AutoComplete trie
const trie = new AutoComplete();

// Add "hello" to the trie
trie.add('hello');

// AutoComplete trie now contains "hello"

.contains( word: String )

Tests if the AutoComplete trie contains a given word. REturns a boolean.

Example:

// Create an empty AutoComplete trie
const trie = new AutoComplete();

// Trie shouldn't contain anything yet. This returns false
let containsHello = trie.contains('hello')

trie.add('hello');

// This returns true now
containsHello = trie.contains('hello')

.suggest( prefix: String )

Takes a word prefix and returns an array of all words in the tree which begin with the prefix.

Rather than searching the whole tree, .suggest() will search the subtree rooted at the last character in the prefix, eliminating most of the nodes from the search.

Example:

// Create empty AutoComplete trie
const trie = new AutoComplete();

// Add some words
trie.add('hello');
trie.add('helium');
trie.add('help');
trie.add('happy');
trie.add('cat');
trie.add('catastrophe');

// Get suggestions for the prefix 'he'.
const suggestions = trie.suggest('he'); // ['hello', 'helium', 'help']