1- # FastFileIndex v0.1.0 [ ALPHA] — Ultra-Fast Native File Indexing for Java
1+ # FastFileIndex v0.1.0 [ ALPHA] — Ultra-Fast Native File Indexing for Java
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33[ ![ Status] ( https://img.shields.io/badge/status-v0.1.0-brightgreen.svg )] ( https://github.com/andrestubbe/FastFileIndex/releases/tag/v0.1.0 )
44[ ![ License: MIT] ( https://img.shields.io/badge/License-MIT-yellow.svg )] ( https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT )
55[ ![ Java] ( https://img.shields.io/badge/Java-17+-blue.svg )] ( https://www.java.com )
66[ ![ Platform] ( https://img.shields.io/badge/Platform-Windows%2010+-lightgrey.svg )] ( )
77[ ![ JitPack] ( https://img.shields.io/badge/JitPack-ready-green.svg )] ( https://jitpack.io/#andrestubbe )
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9- ** ⚡ Scan and search millions of files in milliseconds with zero latency.**
9+ ** ? Scan and search millions of files in milliseconds with zero latency.**
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1111FastFileIndex is the high-performance file indexing engine for the FastJava ecosystem. It bypasses standard Java file IO
1212to provide direct, native-accelerated indexing and search capabilities for massive directory trees.
1313
1414[ ![ FastFileIndex Showcase] ( docs/screenshot.png )] ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZsqQl7WqWk )
1515
1616``` java
17- // Quick Start — Indexing a directory
17+ // Quick Start — Indexing a directory
1818
1919import fastfileindex.FastFileIndex ;
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4747
4848## Key Features
4949
50- - ** 🚀 Instant Indexing** — Scan millions of files in milliseconds using native C++ pipelines.
51- - ** ⚡ Zero Latency** — Real-time results for massive file systems.
52- - ** 📦 Low Footprint** — Optimized native data structures for minimal RAM usage.
50+ - ** ?? Instant Indexing** — Scan millions of files in milliseconds using native C++ pipelines.
51+ - ** ? Zero Latency** — Real-time results for massive file systems.
52+ - ** ?? Low Footprint** — Optimized native data structures for minimal RAM usage.
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5454---
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107107
108108Download the latest JARs directly to add them to your classpath:
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110- 1 . 📦 *
110+ 1 . ?? *
111111 * [ fastfileindex-v0.1.0.jar] ( https://github.com/andrestubbe/FastFileIndex/releases/download/v0.1.0/fastfileindex-v0.1.0.jar )
112112 ** (The Core Library)
113- 2 . ⚙️ ** [ fastcore-v0.1.0.jar] ( https://github.com/andrestubbe/FastCore/releases/download/v0.1.0/fastcore-v0.1.0.jar ) ** (
113+ 2 . ?? ** [ fastcore-v0.1.0.jar] ( https://github.com/andrestubbe/FastCore/releases/download/v0.1.0/fastcore-v0.1.0.jar ) ** (
114114 The Mandatory Native Loader)
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116116---
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128128
129129* ** [ COMPILE.md] ( docs/COMPILE.md ) ** : Full compilation guide (MSVC C++17 build chain + JNI Setup).
130130* ** [ REFERENCE.md] ( docs/REFERENCE.md ) ** : Full API descriptions, border configurations, and codepoint index.
131- * ** [ PHILOSOPHIE .md] ( docs/PHILOSOPHIE .md ) ** : The engineering rationale for zero-allocation performance.
131+ * ** [ PHILOSOPHY .md] ( docs/PHILOSOPHY .md ) ** : The engineering rationale for zero-allocation performance.
132132* ** [ ROADMAP.md] ( docs/ROADMAP.md ) ** : Future milestones and planned features.
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134134---
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138138| Platform | Status |
139139| ---------------| -------------------|
140- | Windows 10/11 | ✅ Fully Supported |
141- | Linux | 🚧 Planned |
142- | macOS | 🚧 Planned |
140+ | Windows 10/11 | ? Fully Supported |
141+ | Linux | ?? Planned |
142+ | macOS | ?? Planned |
143143
144144---
145145
146146## License
147147
148- MIT License — See [ LICENSE] ( LICENSE ) file for details.
148+ MIT License — See [ LICENSE] ( LICENSE ) file for details.
149149
150150---
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@@ -158,4 +158,4 @@ MIT License — See [LICENSE](LICENSE) file for details.
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159159---
160160
161- ** Part of the FastJava Ecosystem** — * Making the JVM faster. Small package. Maximum speed. Zero bloat. 🚀📋 *
161+ ** Part of the FastJava Ecosystem** — * Making the JVM faster. Small package. Maximum speed. Zero bloat. ???? *
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