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Building Search DSLs With Django
A Domain Specific Language is a small language for a particular application domain. GitHub has a simple example within their issue tracker allowing constraints like “is:open” to specify searching only for open tickets. This article shows you how to build your own search DSL in Django using PyParsing.
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