One of the powerful features of jsonverse is the ability to perform fast and efficient searches on your data. To enable this feature, you need to initialize the search index for your data.

Initializing the Search Index#

You can initialize the search index for a specific dataset using the following code:

const jsonverse = require("jsonverse");

// Replace "dataName" with the name of your dataset
const dataName = "yourDatasetName";

// Define search options (optional)
const searchOptions = {
  keys: ["field1", "field2"], // Replace with the fields you want to include in the search index
};

// Initialize the search index
jsonverse.initSearchIndex(dataName, searchOptions);

console.log(`Search index initialized for dataset: ${dataName}`);

In the code above, replace “dataName” with the name of your dataset, and if desired, specify the fields you want to include in the search index using the “keys” property in the “searchOptions” object. Initializing the search index allows you to perform efficient searches on the specified dataset.

Once the search index is initialized, you can use jsonverse’s search capabilities to find specific data within your dataset quickly and accurately.

By initializing the search index, you enhance the search functionality of your application, making it easier to retrieve relevant information from your data.