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Greetings HN, I built Forage because I kept running into the same problem: I had a few tens of thousands of records in my main database, that needed full-text search, but standing up Elasticsearch felt like overkill. The alternatives were either clunky database LIKE queries or maintaining a sync pipeline to a dedicated search cluster. Forage is a Java library that builds a Lucene index directly in your application's memory. You pull data from your database, index it locally, and search with zero network hops. What it does: - Lucene power: fuzzy matching, phrase queries, boolean logic, range queries - Function scoring for custom ranking (field boosting, decay functions, scripts) - Cursor-base

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Website: livetheoogway.github.io/forage

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