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    Fuse.js

    Fuse.js

    Lightweight fuzzy-search, in JavaScript

    Fuse.js is a powerful, lightweight fuzzy-search library, with zero dependencies. Generally speaking, fuzzy searching (more formally known as approximate string matching) is the technique of finding strings that are approximately equal to a given pattern (rather than exactly). It might not make sense for every situation, but can be ideal depending on your search requirements. For example, qhen you want client-side fuzzy searching of small to moderately large data sets. Also, when you can't...
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    List.js

    List.js

    Library for adding search, sort, filters and flexibility to tables

    ...Perfect library for adding search, sort, filters and flexibility to tables, lists and various HTML elements. Built to be invisible and work on existing HTML. Simple and invisible. Easy to apply to existing HTML. No dependencies. Fast, and tiny (5KB minified&gzip). It can handle thousands of items. It is easy to add search input and sort buttons with just a few classes and attributes in your HTML.
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    fuzzysearch

    fuzzysearch

    Tiny and blazing-fast fuzzy search in JavaScript

    fuzzysearch is a tiny, blazing-fast fuzzy search library for JavaScript that checks whether a “needle” string can be found inside a “haystack” string in order, but not necessarily contiguously. It implements a simplified fuzzy searching algorithm that does not use Levenshtein distance; instead it returns a boolean indicating whether all characters of the needle appear in sequence within the haystack.
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    This project is abandoned. Download these files at your own risk. For the latest version please visit http://decafbad.net/projects/piddlepodder/ This application is a podcatching client written in Perl. It is based off of the simplicity of bashpodder with a few added features. It downloads podcasts from a list of XML feeds, and puts them into a download directory by date.
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    PALOMA Suite allows the referencing of learning resources using metadata according to the international IEEE LOM standard, and SCORM, CANCORE and Normetic application profiles. PALOMA Suite contains: PALOMA (Standard), PALOMAWeb and PALOMARepository.
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    This tool is an HTML Application to search keywords in Craigslist.org. The user can select multiple ads to flag. Currently craigslist does not support multiple flags which makes very difficult for users to fight spammers.
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