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Fuse.js is a lightweight JavaScript fuzzy-search library designed to help developers add flexible search to applications without relying on external dependencies. It runs in browsers, Node.js, and Deno, and is trusted by teams at organizations including Google, Microsoft, Spotify, Adobe, and IBM. Developers can use it to find relevant results even when queries contain typos or differ from the exact text being searched.

The library offers fuzzy matching, token search for multi-word queries, and extended search operators for exact, prefix, suffix, inverse, and inclusion matches. Logical queries support structured searches using AND and OR expressions. Other capabilities include weighted keys to prioritize selected fields, such as titles, and searching nested data through dot notation, array notation, or a custom getter. Fuse.js provides full and basic builds, with installation through npm and documentation, examples, and a live demo to help users get started. The site also describes Fuse Cloud, a hosted search API planned for release, and points Apple-platform developers to fuse-swift, an official Swift port currently in release candidate.