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I spent a bit of time this past Sunday trying to figure out implementing a full-text search in CouchDB, without relying upon a secondary library like Lucene or Solr. In a very read way, I succeeded, but in an equally real way the success may not be particularly helpful in most situations.


You are responding to this comment written by Paul Davis on December 8th 2008, 12:46.

That permutation definitely makes me laugh. I had pretty much just discarded it out of hand, but you make a good point that it's a one time cost.

If you're interested, a couple of us on IRC have been discussing how to do FTI in pure javascript+map/reduce as well as maybe implementing an Erlang plugin.

Also, the _external branch should be hitting trunk sometime soon and with jchris' action servers this will allow for alot of interesting experiments.


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