Customizing Typo Tolerance Settings #312
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Hi @edsonfeimberg 👋, thanks for this feedback and your very pertinent question. We have already had several requests to customize the behavior of typo tolerance. Thinking of it, here is what might be allowed as a first step:
We could also go further and disable the typo tolerance on some fields rather than the whole. Do you have any other ideas that might be of interest regarding the customization of the typo tolerance behavior? Unfortunately, I don't have a solution in mind to get around this problem in your specific case. |
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Hi. I'd also like to chime in. For my use case I can live with only defining the minimum size of a word for 1 - but customizing it even more or having fuzzy search would also be really nice! :) |
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Hey folks 👋 Update regarding the customization of the tolerance typo. For v0.27.0, we are aiming to add the ability to customize the tolerance typo within a new setting. The properties for this setting would be:
A specification is being written here: meilisearch/specifications#117 We would like to check that the namings chosen for the properties are clear to you. You can directly comment in the specification PR. We have thought about adding the typo tolerance object as a search parameter so that it can be customized at search time but this is a subject we will deal with later. 🎯 |
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Hey 👋 The customization of the typo tolerance setting is now available (v0.27 release)✨ 📚 Learn more in our dedicated documentation Since I'm locking this one, feel free to share what can be improved by creating a new discussion. Thanks for being part of the Meilisearch community. |
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I am having problems with with the following rules:
In my project the user searches for cars, or car brands. They usually have very short names, and this conditions makes Meilisearch not very effective at guessing what the user wants. Examples:
Wants "jetta" but types jeta.
Wants "volvo" but types vouvu
Wants "gol" but types "gou"
and a final example of a "hard" one:
wants "volkswagen" but types something as "Vowksvagem"
is there something i can do to show better results for this kind of users (poor educational attainment acessibility)?
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