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-), plus signs (+), or parentheses ((, )).
Use the separatorsToIndex parameter to define specific characters that should be treated as searchable tokens.
Usage
-
Separators must be non-letter characters:
!,#,(,),[,],{,},*,+,-,_,一,:,;,<,>,?,@,/,\,^,|,%,&,~,§,`,",',‘,’,“,”,†,‡ -
Separators may not be spaces or currency characters, such as
$€£¥ -
Algolia treats separator characters as separate words.
For example, in a search for “Disney+”,
Algolia considers “Disney” and ”+” as two separate words,
and counts as a match on two words in
getRankingInfo.
Example
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