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    Interface NameRankInput

    What a reader most likely meant when typing a name: a well-used package first, base R ahead of CRAN, and the things one rarely reaches for last, which are S3 methods, %operators%, and names starting with a dot.

    The signature browser and the playground's completion both offer names out of the same database, so they order them with the same rankName, and what one of them learns the other one knows.

    interface NameRankInput {
        base?: boolean;
        baseR?: boolean;
        downloads?: number;
        known?: boolean;
        name: string;
        needle: string;
        rank?: number;
        s3?: boolean;
        variable?: boolean;
    }
    Index
    base?: boolean

    the owning package is base itself

    baseR?: boolean

    the owning package ships with R

    downloads?: number

    how often the owning package was downloaded, 0 when unknown

    known?: boolean

    flowR carries a definition of its own for the name, so it is one people actually call

    name: string

    the name being offered

    needle: string

    what was typed, empty when nothing was

    rank?: number

    how far down the fuzzy match sits, 0 being the closest; 0 when nothing was typed

    s3?: boolean

    the name is an S3 method, like print.foo

    variable?: boolean

    the name holds a value rather than a function