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March 2, 2011

WhistlePig: A minimalist real-time search engine

Filed under: Search Engines,Search Interface — Patrick Durusau @ 12:39 pm

WhistlePig: A minimalist real-time search engine.

From Jeff Dalton’s blog:

William Morgan recently announced the release of Whistlepig, a real-time search engine written in C with Ruby bindings. It is now up to release 0.4. Whistlepig is a minimalist in memory search system with ranking by reverse date. You can read William’s blog post for his motivations for writing it.

Of particular interest (at least to me):

  • A full query language and parser with conjunctions, disjunctions, phrases, negations, grouping, and nesting.
  • Labels: arbitrary tokens which can be added to and removed from documents at any point, and incorporated into search queries.

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