I'll see what I can do on the word highlights first, it's a bit easier.
I prototyped a google style version of the search earlier (that would tokenize words and such), and also a Lucene version, but didn't find it very useful. It also conflicts a bit with the highlight words (highlight words becomes a bit harder to implement once I start allowing richer search options).
If you have a multi-stage dig right now what I recommend is querying the first term, 'pinning' the relevant results with the pin button, then running the second query. Copying drops to Excalidraw is also an option.
fed.wiki.org (by the original inventor of the wiki) puts a search engine on the front end and it works well. The text of all the Q drops isn’t a huge download size...something to consider.
I'll see what I can do on the word highlights first, it's a bit easier.
I prototyped a google style version of the search earlier (that would tokenize words and such), and also a Lucene version, but didn't find it very useful. It also conflicts a bit with the highlight words (highlight words becomes a bit harder to implement once I start allowing richer search options).
If you have a multi-stage dig right now what I recommend is querying the first term, 'pinning' the relevant results with the pin button, then running the second query. Copying drops to Excalidraw is also an option.
fed.wiki.org (by the original inventor of the wiki) puts a search engine on the front end and it works well. The text of all the Q drops isn’t a huge download size...something to consider.