Hi
I can't figure out how to index bolded field in this complex document. If you have to time to look, I appreciate.

data.docx

var doc = [{
id: 14,
name: "xxxxx",
code: "0001",
term: 1,
term_id: 1,
Programs: {
program_name: "Surgery",
Program_Kind: {

It seems that score can be as low as it wants to and I thought the score would be from 0 to -100. So is there a way to set a lower limit? If the score is able to go to -♾ then it makes no sense.

The doc_id field is configured to be an integer. It's very common for databases to use non-integer IDs these days, particular when the data is stored in MongoDB, etc.

Any suggestions for using non-integer IDs with TNTSearch? Maybe I can generate a unique integer from a non-integer (eg. sha1) ID?

When calling wf.NewItem(title), the Item struct omits the Valid property in the Alfred JSON feedback with a value of false, which is really unfortunate because:

1. In the example above, we did not specify a validity setting - if we had wanted one, a call to wf.NewItem(title).Valid(false) would be the way to accomplish this
2. When you don't specify valid: false in Alfred's item JSON,

• Comparison with C implementation
• How to use the package
• Some Performance numbers
• Comparison with SSDEEP

If you have a finite amount of items that you know in advance, the current API is good enough.

If, like the actual macOS Spotlight, you run queries based on user input against a huge database with results trickling in asynchronously, we need another way to wire everything up.