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With Postgresql you can use pg_trgm, might be not as powerful as what SOLR/ES provides, but easier to run.
by samsk 7y ago
With Postgresql you can use pg_trgm, might be not as powerful as what SOLR/ES provides, but easier to run.
- peterdm 7y agoUpvoted. This is how Postgres supports "fuzzy searching" which helps with misspellings. https://www.rdegges.com/2013/easy-fuzzy-text-searching-with-postgresql/ https://www.rdegges.com/2013/easy-fuzzy-text-searching-with-... Completion response-time will be slower than Solr, Elasticsearch, Algolia, etc... but if you're already running Postgres, this may be the fastest to deliver for you.