Fuzzywuzzy port in Swift using Levenshtein Distance. Ported from the C# Fuzzywuzzy library https://github.com/JakeBayer/FuzzySharp

It has no external dependencies. And thanks to Swift String, it support's multi-language. But it only supports the Partial Ratio, and it's pretty slow.

The Swift Package Manager is a tool for automating the distribution of Swift code and is integrated into the swift compiler. Use the following url to add this project in Xcode 11:

https://github.com/swing7wing/PartialFuzzyWuzzySwift/

import PartialFuzzyWuzzyString

Partial Ratio tries to match the shorter string to a substring of the longer one

String.fuzzPartialRatio(str1: "some text here", str2: "I found some text here!") // => 100
String.fuzzPartialRatio(str1: "wonderful 世", str2: "what a wonderful 世界") // => 100
String.fuzzPartialRatio(str1: "similar", str2: "somewhresimlrbetweenthisstring") // => 71

• SeatGeek
• Adam Cohen
• David Necas (python-Levenshtein)
• Mikko Ohtamaa (python-Levenshtein)
• Antti Haapala (python-Levenshtein)
• Panayiotis (Java implementation)
• Jake Bayer (C# implementation I heavily borrowed from)