README

Why?

Firstly, it is the implementation of the search on the format of the data in PHP. You can look up information on the fly. You can look for anything to JSON files. This is useful when your service accesses a different API.

The basis of the algorithm is taken Levenshtein.

Look composer package here

Requirements

php 5.6+

Installation

install composer (https://getcomposer.org/download/)
composer require robotomize/fujes

or

git clone https://github.com/robotomize/fujes.git

Usage

Fast, minimal params, go

<?php

use robotomize\Fujes\SearchFactory;

/**
*
* I want to find some planes
*/
print SearchFactory::find(
    'http://api.travelpayouts.com/data/planes.json',
    'Tu'
)->fetchOne() . PHP_EOL;
print SearchFactory::find(
    'http://api.travelpayouts.com/data/planes.json',
    'Boing 7'
)->fetchOne() . PHP_EOL;
print SearchFactory::find(
    'http://api.travelpayouts.com/data/planes.json',
    'An24'
)->fetchOne() . PHP_EOL;

Another example

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<?php

    /**
     * I want to find some airports
     */
    print SearchFactory::find(
            'http://api.travelpayouts.com/data/airports.json ',
            'Sheremetievo',
            1,
            false
        )->fetchOne()['name'] . PHP_EOL;
    print SearchFactory::find(
            'http://api.travelpayouts.com/data/airports.json ',
            'Domogedov',
            1,
            false
        )->fetchOne()['en'] . PHP_EOL;
    print SearchFactory::find(
            'http://api.travelpayouts.com/data/airports.json ',
            'Yugnosahalinsk',
            1,
            false
        )->fetchOne()['en'] . PHP_EOL;
    print SearchFactory::find(
            'http://api.travelpayouts.com/data/airports.json ',
            'Puklovo',
            1,
            false
        )->fetchOne()['en'] . PHP_EOL;

With full options

<?php

use robotomize\Fujes\SearchFacade;
use robotomize\Fujes\SearchFactory;
// With factory
print SearchFactory::createSearchEngine(
    '/path/to/jsonurl',
    'What are searching for string',
    1,
    true,
    false,
    1,  
    'master'
)->fetchOne() . PHP_EOL;  

print SearchFactory::createSearchEngine(
    '/path/to/jsonurl',
    'What are searching for string',
    1,
    true,
    true,
    1,  
    'master'
)->fetchFew(3) . PHP_EOL;

Documentation for Factory && Facade

Parameters

path to json file '/go/to/path/name.json' or 'http://myapi/1.json'
search line. 'search string'
the depth of the array. (1-..) . Nesting output array. You will use a value of 1 or 2 the most.
Display in json or PHP array. Output back to JSON?(true, false)
Fetch one or more results. Get a set of results? Put true if you need to bring some results.
Quality, 1 by default. @deprecated, but using. 1 default
Version, master or dev. If you put the dev logs will be written about the exclusion or successful and not successful recognition. Once you see all the exceptions that fall.

Usage with example.php

Basic examples you can try that.

These examples work if you do

git clone https://github.com/robotomize/fujes.git
php -q src/example.php

<?php

php -q src/example.php

Fetch one entry

<?php

use robotomize\Fujes\SearchFacade;
use robotomize\Fujes\SearchFactory;

/**
 * Helper options. Search into biographical-directory-footnotes.json.
 * Match string Christensen
 * Output encode to json
 */
$options = [
    'json_file_name' => __DIR__ . '/data/biographical-directory-footnotes.json',
    'search_string' => 'Christensen',
    'depth_into_array' => '1',
    'output_json' => true,
    'multiple_result' => false,
    'search_quality' => 1,
    'version' => 'dev'
];

$searchObject = new SearchFacade(
    $options['json_file_name'],
    $options['search_string'],
    $options['depth_into_array'],
    $options['output_json'],
    $options['multiple_result'],
    $options['search_quality'],
    $options['version']
);

print $searchObject->fetchOne();
/**
 * Output this
 *
 * {"item":"Donna Christian-Green, St. Croix ","note":"[5125:
 * Biographical information under Donna Marie Christian Christensen. ]",
 * "line":56939}
 */

Next, fetch few entries.

<?php

/**
 * Get exception
 */
try {
    print $searchObject->fetchFew(3) . PHP_EOL;
} catch (\Exception $ex) {
    print $ex->getMessage() . PHP_EOL;
    /**
    * Output this exception
    * multipleResult flag off, use $this->setMultipleResult(true)
    * and call this function again
    */
}

Set up $multipleResult = trueand everything will be fine.

<?php

$searchObject->setMultipleResult(true);

/**
 * And this work
 */
print $searchObject->fetchFew(3) . PHP_EOL;

Factory

<?php

/**
 * The following example, you can use the factory.
 */
print SearchFactory::createSearchEngine(
    __DIR__ . '/../src/data/cities.json',
    'vladvostk',
    2,
    false,
    false,
    1,
    'dev'
)->fetchOne()['name'] . PHP_EOL;

print SearchFactory::createSearchEngine(
    __DIR__ . '/../src/data/cities.json',
    'Mosco',
    1,
    true,
    false,
    1,
    'dev'
)->fetchOne() . PHP_EOL;

Another factory example

<?php

print SearchFactory::createSearchEngine(
        __DIR__ . '/data/biographical-directory-footnotes.json',
        'linkoln',
        1,
        true,
        true,
        1,
        'dev'
    )->fetchFew(6) . PHP_EOL;