Trying to do a fuzzy full-text query in JanusGraph. I have a Lucene index backend running. I have a Propery Key named "text" that is of String type, and cardinality SINGLE. I have a Lucene-backed index called "fuzzysearch" based on that property. So, again:

• The index name is "fuzzysearch"
• The Property Key name is "text"

The index itself seems to work. This query in Scala does exactly what it's supposed to do:

     graph.indexQuery("fuzzysearch", "v.text:(Jones)").vertices

It returns the vertex whose text property key has the value "Jones". I would like to do a "textFuzzy" or "textContainsFuzzy" query with the parameter "Jons" to get the same vertex, in Scala. I do not see from the documentation how to do that. Where do I put the "textFuzzy"? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Unfortunately, it doesn't. I've been working through the stuff on that page for 2 days. And it's not there. It has all kinds of examples but none of them work. Simply put, what do I need to put between the last set of double quotes in this statement to give me a fuzzy query?

 graph.indexQuery("fuzzysearch", "v.text:(Jones)").vertices

I'm not using the Groovy stuff, so that won't work. Where does "textFuzzy" go?

On Mon, Nov 13, 2017 at 1:52 PM, David Pitera <piter...@...> wrote:

This page should have all the information you're looking for: http://docs.janusgraph.org/latest/index-parameters.html

Also, I would advise you to use the gremlin APIs (like the docs do) and avoid the direct index queries.

On Mon, Nov 13, 2017 at 4:48 PM, Jamie Lawson <jamier...@...> wrote:

Trying to do a fuzzy full-text query in JanusGraph. I have a Lucene index backend running. I have a Propery Key named "text" that is of String type, and cardinality SINGLE. I have a Lucene-backed index called "fuzzysearch" based on that property. So, again:

• The index name is "fuzzysearch"
• The Property Key name is "text"

The index itself seems to work. This query in Scala does exactly what it's supposed to do:

     graph.indexQuery("fuzzysearch", "v.text:(Jones)").vertices

It returns the vertex whose text property key has the value "Jones". I would like to do a "textFuzzy" or "textContainsFuzzy" query with the parameter "Jons" to get the same vertex, in Scala. I do not see from the documentation how to do that. Where do I put the "textFuzzy"? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Pulling from http://docs.janusgraph.org/latest/index-parameters.html :

1. check how you created the index, using either the `Mapping.STRING` or `Mapping.TEXT` parameter (because you can't use Mapping.TEXTSTRING

On Mon, Nov 13, 2017 at 4:56 PM, Jamie Lawson <jamier...@...> wrote:

Unfortunately, it doesn't. I've been working through the stuff on that page for 2 days. And it's not there. It has all kinds of examples but none of them work. Simply put, what do I need to put between the last set of double quotes in this statement to give me a fuzzy query?

 graph.indexQuery("fuzzysearch", "v.text:(Jones)").vertices

I'm not using the Groovy stuff, so that won't work. Where does "textFuzzy" go?

On Mon, Nov 13, 2017 at 1:52 PM, David Pitera <piter...@...> wrote:

This page should have all the information you're looking for: http://docs.janusgraph.org/latest/index-parameters.html

Also, I would advise you to use the gremlin APIs (like the docs do) and avoid the direct index queries.

On Mon, Nov 13, 2017 at 4:48 PM, Jamie Lawson <jamier...@...> wrote:

Trying to do a fuzzy full-text query in JanusGraph. I have a Lucene index backend running. I have a Propery Key named "text" that is of String type, and cardinality SINGLE. I have a Lucene-backed index called "fuzzysearch" based on that property. So, again:

• The index name is "fuzzysearch"
• The Property Key name is "text"

The index itself seems to work. This query in Scala does exactly what it's supposed to do:

     graph.indexQuery("fuzzysearch", "v.text:(Jones)").vertices

It returns the vertex whose text property key has the value "Jones". I would like to do a "textFuzzy" or "textContainsFuzzy" query with the parameter "Jons" to get the same vertex, in Scala. I do not see from the documentation how to do that. Where do I put the "textFuzzy"? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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