gppa-fuzzy-match-property.php: Added new snippet that adds a "Fuzzy Match" property available to all object types.

[claygriffiths]

Summary

Added new snippet that adds a "Fuzzy Match" property available to all object types.

Utilizes Fuse-like logic to search through returned objects.

Depends on https://github.com/gravitywiz/gp-populate-anything/commit/949ab5a471c27c9d2837bc8c07cf89963c11109f

Known Limitations

• This uses PHP-based logic for filtering, so the filtering is done after the object type returns the objects. In other words, if the results are already cut off due to limiting, this won't surface objects that were not already returned.

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Walkthrough

Adds a new singleton class that registers a global “Fuzzy Match” property for all GPPA object types and applies fuzzy matching to object query results via WordPress filters. Implements multi-algorithm similarity scoring, template-driven content extraction, and supports contains/does_not_contain operators during result filtering.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Summary
Fuzzy Match property & filtering gp-populate-anything/gppa-fuzzy-match-property.php	Introduces GPPA_Fuzzy_Match_Property singleton. Registers filters to add a global fuzzy_match property and to apply fuzzy matching to gppa_object_type_query_results. Implements content extraction, normalization, template processing, multi-method similarity scoring, and operators contains/does_not_contain with thresholding and sorting.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  autonumber
  participant WP as WordPress
  participant GPPA as GP Populate Anything
  participant Fuzzy as GPPA_Fuzzy_Match_Property
  participant ObjType as Object Type Instance

  Note over Fuzzy: Initialization
  WP->>Fuzzy: init()
  Fuzzy->>WP: add_filter(gppa_object_type_properties)
  Fuzzy->>WP: add_filter(gppa_object_type_query_results)

  Note over GPPA,ObjType: Query lifecycle
  GPPA->>ObjType: fetch_objects(args)
  ObjType-->>GPPA: objects[]

  GPPA->>Fuzzy: apply_fuzzy_matching(objects[], object_type_instance, args)
  alt Fuzzy filters present
    Fuzzy->>Fuzzy: extract fuzzy filters from args.filter_groups
    loop For each fuzzy filter
      Fuzzy->>Fuzzy: expand value (field values, replace_gf_field_value)
      Fuzzy->>Fuzzy: extract_searchable_content(objects[])
      Fuzzy->>Fuzzy: fuzzy_search(content[], query)
      Fuzzy-->>Fuzzy: matched set (scored/sorted)
      Fuzzy->>Fuzzy: include/exclude per operator (contains / does_not_contain)
    end
    Fuzzy-->>GPPA: filtered objects[]
  else No fuzzy filters
    Fuzzy-->>GPPA: original objects[]
  end

  GPPA-->>WP: final objects[]
  Note right of WP: Results rendered

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