How to use @atom/fuzzy-native - 2 common examples
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few @atom/fuzzy-native examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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atom / fuzzy-finder / lib / fuzzy-finder-view.js View on Github 
atom.config.observe('fuzzy-finder.scoringSystem', (newValue) => {
this.scoringSystem = newValue
if (this.scoringSystem === SCORING_SYSTEMS.STANDARD) {
this.selectListView.update({filter: null})
} else if (this.scoringSystem === SCORING_SYSTEMS.FAST) {
if (!this.nativeFuzzy) {
this.nativeFuzzy = new NativeFuzzy.Matcher(this.items.map(el => el.label))
// We need a separate instance of the fuzzy finder to calculate the
// matched paths only for the returned results. This speeds up considerably
// the filtering of items.
this.nativeFuzzyForResults = new NativeFuzzy.Matcher([])
}
this.selectListView.update({ filter: this.filterFn })
} else {
this.selectListView.update({ filter: this.filterFn })
}
this.updateExperimentPrompt()
})
)atom.config.observe('fuzzy-finder.scoringSystem', (newValue) => {
this.scoringSystem = newValue
if (this.scoringSystem === SCORING_SYSTEMS.STANDARD) {
this.selectListView.update({filter: null})
} else if (this.scoringSystem === SCORING_SYSTEMS.FAST) {
if (!this.nativeFuzzy) {
this.nativeFuzzy = new NativeFuzzy.Matcher(this.items.map(el => el.label))
// We need a separate instance of the fuzzy finder to calculate the
// matched paths only for the returned results. This speeds up considerably
// the filtering of items.
this.nativeFuzzyForResults = new NativeFuzzy.Matcher([])
}
this.selectListView.update({ filter: this.filterFn })
} else {
this.selectListView.update({ filter: this.filterFn })
}
this.updateExperimentPrompt()
})
)@atom/fuzzy-native
Native C++ implementation of a fuzzy string matcher.
