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Full text search for games #27

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amusselm opened this issue Apr 25, 2015 · 2 comments
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Full text search for games #27

amusselm opened this issue Apr 25, 2015 · 2 comments

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@amusselm
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It would be nice if users could search for a game by it's title.

@snoogans775
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  1. to retain the id of the games, as well as any other values which traces back to the user that made the list, the search function could be a loop which checks through an array of all the arrays containing game values. This array could be useful for any search based on platform/user/other info
  2. I have made a PHP mockup which relates all lists in a database to IGDB.com by title, running several checks for misspellings, capitalization errors, etc. it does not work but when it does it will be pretty cool. Does django store values in a database or in arrays? If database, then it would be super easy to migrate the code over.

@amusselm
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It's stored in a database. PostgreSQL has functionality to index things for
text searching.

If you'd like, I can dump the production database from my server as a bunch
of SQL statements for your use.

On Mon, Mar 14, 2016 at 3:26 AM, snoogans775 [email protected]
wrote:

to retain the id of the games, as well as any other values which
traces back to the user that made the list, the search function could be a
loop which checks through an array of all the arrays containing game
values. This array could be useful for any search based on
platform/user/other info
2.

I have made a PHP mockup which relates all lists in a database to
IGDB.com by title, ding several checks for misspellings, capitalization
errors, etc. it does not work but when it does it will be pretty cool. Does
django store values in a database or in arrays? If database, then it would
be super easy to migrate the code over.


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