@delali/narsil 0.1.12 → 0.1.14
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Narsil is a distributed search engine with full-text, vector, hybrid, and geosearch. One codebase runs in two contexts: embedded in your application process, where queries answer without a network hop, and as a standalone search server with a REST API, a write-ahead log, and bulk NDJSON ingest. Both contexts run the same engine and store indexes in the same cross-language binary format (.nrsl), so an index built in one loads in the other.
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The engine partitions large indexes across workers and merges partition results into a single ranked answer. Its BM25 ranking matches the Anserini reference within 0.005 nDCG@10 on the BEIR datasets
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The engine partitions large indexes across workers and merges partition results into a single ranked answer. Its BM25 ranking matches the Anserini reference within 0.005 nDCG@10 on the BEIR datasets. On BEIR SciFact it ranks level with Elasticsearch and OpenSearch at 0.678 nDCG@10 and answers 1,020 keyword queries per second, about a quarter more than either ([benchmarks](https://github.com/assetcorp/narsil/blob/main/BENCHMARKS.md)). This TypeScript package is the reference implementation of the cross-language `.nrsl` format, and a second-language port in Go or Rust is the headline item on the [roadmap](https://github.com/assetcorp/narsil/blob/main/ROADMAP.md).
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Try it in your browser at [narsil.sondelali.com/demo](https://narsil.sondelali.com/demo).
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> *narsil* is the sword of Elendil in Tolkien's Lord of the Rings, shattered into shards and later reforged. The name maps to the architecture: data shatters into partitions, each shard is independently persisted, and every query reforges them into a unified result.
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