Support for searching over objects with multiple keys (targets) about fuzzysort HOT 4 CLOSED

It is possible to type the methods with generic types for example

go<T>(search: string, targets: (T | string | Prepared | undefined)[], options: KeysOptions): KeysResults<T>

with some changes to the results interfaces
KeysResults<T> would have the original obj with type user has passed to the search function

/** Your original object */
    readonly obj: T

I'll try to cover that in PR

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I managed to do the desired functionality when working on a #36, what seems to be a problem is the inaccurate typing for typescript.

is the index.d.ts autogenerated or do you write it yourself?
What seems to be a problem is that in cases of KeyResults adn KeysResults the targets parameter is (string | Prepared | undefined)[], but I would expect it to be ({ [key: string]: string } | undefined)[] which makes much more sense as you are passing a key indexable objects array.

Another more convinient solution would be to use type generics. I can prepare PR when I take a closer look on what is beeing returned in specific cases

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yeah, so, keys is the option you want.

and you're right about index.d.ts being messed up. it's not autogenerated. i'm a typescript noob.
(string | Prepared | undefined)[] is totally wrong, ({[k:string]:any} | undefined)[] would work. what's a generic? is that better?

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that sounds good

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