Hi,
I implemented a function to filter a collection by using a matching environment.
Thus, you can do a sort of fuzzy filter on your data.
A little example:
(let [coll ["église" "Eglise" "Église" "Elise" "Elise" "élise"]
clean-fn (fn [s] (-> (clojure.string/upper-case s)
(clojure.string/replace #"[ÉÈÊË]" "E")))
found? (def-matching-env 1 (rule :authorized {:inv 1} :forbidden
[:sub :insert :delete]))
fuzzy-filter (fuzzy-filter-fn found? clean-fn clean-fn)]
(is (= ["église" "Eglise" "Église"] (fuzzy-filter coll "Égilse"))))
More details on the project website https://github.com/chrix75/Gemini
Christian
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