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Wildcard searches #10
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What kind of wildcard searches are you trying to perform?
Might be difficult due to the size of the dataset, there's a lot of
indexing going on which might not function well with wildcards. I can give
it a shot though depending on what kind of queries you have in mind.
…On Thu, Sep 10, 2020, 3:58 AM BadRequests ***@***.***> wrote:
Any chance of allowing wildcard searches? Currently i'm downloading the
data from R7 and just searching for our specific brand. I think it would be
awesome if I could just use your project to do it!
Thanks!
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Basically, I'm trying to find any domain that contains a specific keyword, so with it being indexed, it might be easy to say anything that starts with twitter for example? But that would still miss anything that ends with or simply contains "twitter". I only need to do search 1 keyword, every week so I wouldn't really care how long it took, but I can understand if you didn't want to provide public access to performing wildcard searches on the entire dataset. Using ultragrep to search the reverse and forward archives from R7 takes about 10 minutes for me. Maybe have an option to turn on wildcard searches if someone wanted to set it up locally? |
I'll give implementing wildcards a shot. Will see how performant I can make
it. Would be a cool feature to have for sure
…On Fri, Sep 11, 2020, 1:40 AM BadRequests ***@***.***> wrote:
Basically, I'm trying to find any domain that contains a specific keyword,
so with it being indexed, it might be easy to say anything that starts with
twitter for example? But that would still miss anything that ends with or
simply contains "twitter".
I only need to do search 1 keyword, every week so I wouldn't really care
how long it took, but I can understand if you didn't want to provide public
access to performing wildcard searches on the entire dataset. Using
ultragrep to search the reverse and forward archives from R7 takes about 10
minutes for me.
Maybe have an option to turn on wildcard searches if someone wanted to set
it up locally?
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Not forgotten about this, just been real busy. WIll let you know when i've had time to give this a shot. |
Hey, have you looked into whether or not this is something that could be added? |
Any chance of allowing wildcard searches? Currently i'm downloading the data from R7 and just searching for our specific brand. I think it would be awesome if I could just use your project to do it!
Thanks!
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