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| req, err := http.NewRequest("GET", aurUrl+"?v=5&type="+t+"&arg="+url.QueryEscape(term), nil) | ||
| // TODO: find a way to search using regex | ||
| // or download all results from aur and then search using regex |
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Is this how alpm works? Is this good idea?
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fixes #44
I choose RE2 standard (perl, python...), but POSIX is also easy to implement, if for some reason someone wants.
For now searching on AUR works as following:
.-I'm not aware how can I search using regex on api. I was thinking since we're using 3rd party aur pkgmanager, isn't it better to delegate term searching to it? But then not everybody implements regex. And this support is at least something. See for example Jguer/yay#1922.
Searching on alpm is fully working as expected.
Also removed need for config options
SearchModesince we can use^and other regex...