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Thanks for that. I had missed a critical step in the documentation.

When you reference the table using the search() method, you need to chain fields() afterwards to denote the fields. See the updated readme in the commit and let me know if that fixes your issue.

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Also ensure that you have the facades setup correctly and that you have the alias in you app.php config file.

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Now i get this

Non-static method TomLingham\Searchy\SearchBuilder::search() should not be called statically, assuming $this from incompatible context

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public function getSearch($value='')
{
    //$users = Searchy::users('first_name', 'email', 'last_name')->query($value)->get();
  //  $users = Searchy::search('users')->query($value);
    //$users = Searchy::users('email')->query('John Smith');
   // $test = searchy;

    $users = Searchy::search('users')->fields('first_name', 'email')->query($value)->get();
 //  $users = User::where('first_name', 'LIKE', $value.'%')->get();
    //$users = Searchy::search('users')->query('John Smith');
    return Response::json($users->toArray());
}

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Again the same problem.
So i Uncomment the line and set
$users = Searchy::users('email')->query('John Smith');
and get
Call to undefined method TomLingham\Searchy\SearchBuilder::users()

facades setup correctly and alias

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Ah ha! Think I have it now. I had the alias referenced incorrectly in the docs again. Change your alias to:

'Searchy' => 'TomLingham\Searchy\Facades\Searchy'

Let me know how that goes.

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It works now:D

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Awesome! Sorry that it wasn't working though. A big thank you for helping me make Searchy better! :)

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Thanks you:D It working i need to test over 10000 records

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what about paginate? Did you have plan to do this?

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Not exactly, pagination requirements might be too complex to cover all bases. It is however very easy to roll your own with the skip() and take() methods and the Laravel Pagainator class.

So you could run:

$users = Searchy::search('users')->fields('first_name', 'email')->query($value)->skip(10)->take(5)->get();

And you can use Laravel's Paginator class to keep track of pages and generate urls http://laravel.com/api/class-Illuminate.Pagination.Paginator.html

Even abstract it out to it's own method.

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Ok a have one problem more:(

I put
$users = Searchy::search('users')->fields('first_name', 'email')->query('ne')->get()

and i get user with name 'Marijan' why?
is it possible to sort by revelance?

so when i heve user with name 'Nenad' to get first?

TNX

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Which Driver are you using? The default Fuzzy Driver?

There may be something in the email field that is getting matched in the user 'Marijan' which is causing it to show in the results. The results are already sorted by relevance with the one with the highest relevence coming first. I ran a search using the same details and it only returned user 'Nenad' but I'm not sure what you have in the email field.

Check the readme and take a look at the matchers and Fuzzy Driver. I have explained how they work in there.

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In email field the value is [email protected]

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Hmmm... are you able to tell me your database collation? As well as the two records you get back (For Marijan and Nenad)?

I will need the email and name field for both users and the relevance number that gets returned for them so I can troubleshoot..

You can email them if you don't want the details to show in the comments.

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