Blaze: High-Performance Full-Text Search Engine in Go
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Summary
Blaze is a high-performance full-text search engine written in Go that provides fast text search capabilities through inverted indexing. It features boolean queries, phrase search, proximity queries, and BM25 ranking, powered by roaring bitmaps and skip lists. The engine is designed for applications needing efficient text document search without external dependencies, offering a flexible query engine and comprehensive search functionality.
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Blaze is a Go engine that provides fast, full-text search capabilities through an inverted index implementation
It's designed for applications that need to search through text documents efficiently without relying on external search engines
Powered by a flexible query engine, roaring bitmaps, and skip lists
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