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Sometimes you search for a package, and you don't find it because you're not typing it right. Of course there's regex support behind the scenes but it requires conscious effort to make use of.
Motivation
It's hard to query packages with typos in mind since naturally nobody makes typos on purpose. A secondary goal here is to evaluate rust bindings to rpm.
Goals
- Create a new project on GitHub for the project
- Prepare a zypper plugin i.e. exposing a command like
zypper fuzzy
. - Use rust bindings to query the package database
- Look into levenshtein or another fuzzy search algorithm
- Bonus: Find out if dependency information could be queried, c.f. rdepends
Resources
- c.f. manual use of
zypper se *z*p*p*e*r*
- levenshtein
- librpm.rs
- Look into how existing plugins like [zypper changelog]
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