在JavaScript中通过CD-Rom全文搜索静态HTML文件 [英] Full-text search for static HTML files on CD-Rom via javascript

问题描述

我将在CD-Rom上提供一组静态HTML页面;这些网页需要完全可见，且无需任何互联网访问。

我想为这些网页的内容提供全文搜索（类似Lucene） ，它应该在CD-Rom上正常工作，而客户端机器上没有软件安装。

在javascript中的搜索引擎实现将是完美的解决方案，但是我找不到任何看起来很扎实/流行/流行的...？

我找到了这些：
+ jsFind
+ js-search

但这两个项目看起来都很不活跃？

另一个解决方案，除了javascript中的特定搜索引擎之外，还可以从javascript访问本地Lucene索引：索引本身将使用Lucene构建，并与HTML文件一起复制到CD-ROM。 / p>

编辑：自己构建它（见下文）。

解决方案

实际上，我自己构建它。

现有解决方案（我可以找到）没有说服力。

我希望能够搜索一棵很长的树（ul / li / ul ...）显示为一个页面;它包含5000多个项目。

在一页上显示这么长的树听起来有点奇怪，但事实上，通过折叠/展开它比单独的页面更直观，而且由于我们处于离线状态，所以下载时间不成问题（解析时间是，但Chrome非常惊人; - ）

现代化的搜索功能浏览器（FF和Chrome无论如何）有两个大问题：他们只搜索页面上的可见项目，而且他们不能搜索非连续的单词。

我想能够搜索折叠的项目（屏幕上不可见）;我想在搜索one three时找到one two three（就像Google / Lucene一样）;我只想打开包含找到的项目的树的分支。

所以，我做的是：

< （通过xslt）（文档中大约4500个唯一的单词）创建一个单词的倒序索引。

将此索引转换为javascript数组（一个单词=一个数组，包含ids）

搜索时，与搜索词表示的数组相交

步骤3返回一个ID数组，然后我可以打开/高亮显示

它完全符合我的需求，而且速度非常快。更好的是，因为它从一个独立的索引（id数组）搜索，所以它可以搜索列表甚至没有加载到浏览器中！

I will be delivering a set of static HTML pages on CD-Rom; these pages need to be fully viewable with no Internet access whatsoever.

I'd like to provide a full-text search (Lucene-like) for the content of those pages, which should "just work" from the CD-Rom with no software installation on the client machine.

A search engine implementation in javascript would be the perfect solution, but I have trouble finding any that looks solid / current / popular...?

I did find these: + jsFind + js-search

but both projects seem rather inactive?

Another solution, besides a specific search engine in javascript, would be the ability to access local Lucene indices from javascript: the indices themselves would be built with Lucene and copied to the CD-Rom along with the HTML files.

Edit: built it myself (see below).

解决方案

Well in fact I built it myself.

The existing solutions (that I could find) were unconvincing.

I wanted to be able to search a very long tree (ul/li/ul...) that is displayed as one page; it contains 5000+ items.

It sounds a little weird to display such a long tree on one page but in fact with collapse / expand it's much more intuitive than separate pages, and since we're offline, download times are not a problem (parsing times are, though, but Chrome is amazing ;-)

The "search" function provided with modern browsers (FF and Chrome anyway) have two big problems: they only search visible items on the page, and they can't search non-consecutive words.

I want to be able to search collapsed items (not visible on the screen); I want to find "one two three" when searching "one three" (just like with Google / Lucene); and I want to open just the branches of the tree containing found items.

So, what I did was:

1. create an inverted index of words <-> ids of items from the list (via xslt) (approx. 4500 unique words in the document)
2. convert this index to bunch of javascript arrays (one word = one array, containing ids)
3. when searching, intersect the arrays represented by the search words
4. step 3 returns an array of ids that I can then open / highlight

It does exactly what I needed and it's really fast. Better yet, since it searches from an independant "index" (arrays of ids) it can search when the list is not even loaded in the browser!

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