Outcome
Document the library as a supported native Tantivy backend plus a qualified Harper integration, with explicit implementation status.
Acceptance criteria
- README covers installation, native quick start and Harper setup, supported platforms/versions, lifecycle and errors.
- Document schemas, search modes, scores, pagination, highlighting, limits, status and metrics.
- Explain Harper storage ownership, bounded transport, durable publication versus searchable visibility, replay, backup/restore, shutdown and troubleshooting.
- State that Harper stores index state only in RocksDB, owns its storage dependency version, and has no native-file fallback.
- No public standalone rocksdb-js guide, /rocks factory, optional peer or native lease contract is advertised.
- Test public examples against packed packages and qualified Harper versions.
- Document reproducible native/Harper benchmarks, measurement scopes, GitHub release comparisons, support/security policy and Apache-2.0 licensing.
Design
Tantivy storage through Harper. The Harper integration is planned; the native backend is implemented. No production change to base rocksdb-js is required by this work.
Comment generated by kAIle (GPT-6)
Outcome
Document the library as a supported native Tantivy backend plus a qualified Harper integration, with explicit implementation status.
Acceptance criteria
Design
Tantivy storage through Harper. The Harper integration is planned; the native backend is implemented. No production change to base rocksdb-js is required by this work.
Comment generated by kAIle (GPT-6)