Fastest Prefix Search and Regex search in Lex Order
I recently updated the benchmarking of Treds against RediSearch and the Redis Scan command for prefix searches. Treds continues to prove itself as the fastest prefix search server. It also supports fast regular expression matching, unlike Redis, which only offers limited glob pattern matching. Additionally, Treds returns results in sorted order. I’d love for you to check it out! If the modified Radix Tree approach interests you, consider starring the repository!
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