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Informations about the package mysql-doctrine-levenshtein-function

Levenshtein distance function for Doctrine and MySQL

A tiny Doctrine extension for the Levenshtein distance algorithm to be used directly in DQL. The LEVENSHTEIN(s1, s2) function returns the number of add, replace and delete operations needed to transform one string into another. The LEVENSHTEIN_RATIO(s1, s2) function returns the similarity of two strings in percent (0 <= x <= 100). They work in much the same way as the PHP built-in functions: levenshtein(), similar_text().

Just for reference, there are plenty of alternative/additional algorithms to compute phonetic similarity. This is by all means not a complete list:

Define MySQL functions

Execute the following commands to define the LEVENSHTEIN and LEVENSHTEIN_RATIO functions in the database. This needs to be done before you can use the functions in any query.

Symfony2 configuration

Query example

License

Copyright (c) 2015 Felix Zandanel
Licensed under the MIT license.

See LICENSE for more info.


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