Add PostgreSQL search engine to Scout#998
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Looks really good, only left a couple of notes. Nice work!
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This adds a native PostgreSQL search engine to Laravel Scout, giving applications that already run on PostgreSQL a way to perform full-text (and optional trigram similarity) search without standing up a separate search service.
The engine is registered as the
pgsqldriver and uses PostgreSQL's built-intsvector/tsrankfunctions for indexing and ranking. It optionally blends trigram similarity when thepg_trgmextension is available, configurable via the samescout.phpconfig file used by the other drivers.Documentation: laravel/docs#11235