Initial commit: Odoo 18.0-20251222 extra-addons

base_search_fuzzy/readme/CONFIGURE.md

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+If the odoo module is installed:
+
+1.  You can define `GIN` and `GiST` indexes for char and text via
+    Settings -\> Database Structure -\> Trigram Index. The index name
+    will automatically created for new entries.

base_search_fuzzy/readme/CONTRIBUTORS.md

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+- Christoph Giesel \<<https://github.com/christophlsa>\>
+- Jordi Ballester \<<jordi.ballester@forgeflow.com>\>
+- Serpent Consulting Services Pvt. Ltd. \<<support@serpentcs.com>\>
+- Dave Lasley \<<dave@laslabs.com>\>
+- [Tecnativa](https://www.tecnativa.com):
+  - Vicent Cubells
+  - Ernesto Tejeda
+- <teodoralexandru@nexterp.ro> 2020 NextERP SRL.
+- Daniel Reis \<<dreis@opensourceintegrators.com>\>
+- Nikul Chaudhary \<<nchaudhary@opensourceintegrators.com>\>
+- Nguyen Minh Chien \<<chien@trobz.com>\>

base_search_fuzzy/readme/DESCRIPTION.md

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+This addon provides the ability to create GIN or GiST indexes of char
+and text fields and also to use the search operator % in search domains.
+Currently this module doesn't change the backend search or anything
+else. It provides only the possibility to perform the fuzzy search for
+external addons.

base_search_fuzzy/readme/INSTALL.md

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+1.  The PostgreSQL extension `pg_trgm` should be available. In debian
+    based distribution you have to install the postgresql-contrib
+    module.
+2.  Install the `pg_trgm` extension to your database or give your
+    postgresql user the `SUPERUSER` right (this allows the odoo module
+    to install the extension to the database).

base_search_fuzzy/readme/ROADMAP.md

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+- Modify the general search parts (e.g. in tree view or many2one fields)
+- Add better order by handling
+- This module will not be necessary from version 16 ([\[IMP\] Better
+  handling of indexes \#83015](https://github.com/odoo/odoo/pull/83015))

base_search_fuzzy/readme/USAGE.md

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+1.  You can create an index for the name field of res.partner.
+
+2.  In the search you can use:
+
+    `self.env['res.partner'].search([('name', '%', 'Jon Smit')])`
+
+3.  In this example the function will return positive result for John
+    Smith or John Smit.
+
+4.  You can tweak the number of strings to be returned by adjusting the
+    set limit (default: 0.3). NB: Currently you have to set the limit by
+    executing the following SQL statement:
+
+    `self.env.cr.execute("SELECT set_limit(0.2);")`
+
+For further questions read the Documentation of the
+[pg_trgm](https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/pgtrgm.html)
+module.
+
+## Usage with demo data
+
+There are some demo data that allow you to test functionally this module
+if you are in a **demo** database. The steps are the following:
+
+1.  Go to *Contacts* and type the text **Jon Smith** or **Smith John**
+    in the search box and select **Search Display Name for: ...**
+2.  You will see two contacts, and they are the ones with display names
+    **John Smith** and **John Smizz**.