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- 2011-Mar-10: A look at Minimal Perfect Hashing including a test to see if this scales in a linear fashion with the number of keys to be hashed. [9445]
- 2010-Jan-29: acora is an fgrep like multi-keyword text search engine for Python. [8945]
- 2009-Jul-03: ngram is a set class that can search its members by N-Gram similarity to a query string. [8227]
- 2009-Apr-09: Building a searchable literature archive with keywords. [7855]
- 2009-Feb-13: Whoosh is a new text indexing and searching library. It is pure Python so installation and use might be easier than some of the alternatives. The home page is whoosh.ca [7571]
- 2008-Jul-27: sphinxsearch provides a Python interface to the Sphinx text indexing server. [6589]
- 2008-Apr-04: pyoai is a Python implementation of the Open Archives Initiative Protocol for Metadata Harvesting client and server. [5543]
- 2008-Mar-10: GrassyKnoll is a search engine written in Python, the Cheeseshop has it here. It is planned to address the needs of web site, intranet and desktop searching. [5243] [1] [2]
- 2007-Sep-30: How to write a spelling corrector in Python following ideas from How to Write a Spelling Corrector. This has been updated. [486]
- 2007-Aug-24: magpy, a module that supports text indexing [485]
- 2007-Aug-24: PyEnchant, is a module to allow use of the AbiWord spell checker (Enchant) from Python [484]
- 2007-Aug-24: freeform: natural interpretation of loosely structured user phrases [483]
- 2007-Aug-24: SPyDI, is an engine for the creation of full text indexing systems and search engines, it is composed of a number of Python modules and applications. [482]