Splitting up the input by a few various markers (spaces, commas, periods, full stops, arabic reverse commas, semi-colons, and so forth). Once you have a search key for each item, you can then complete a search against the item by: “ß” becomes “ss” or both dotted and dotless “i” of all cases become just “i”), and removing Korean partial characters. Such as removing diacritics, lower casing and/or finding a common character base (e.g. Then it does some transformation to that key. There’s also a step to add the “hat” tag to boots if you’re Nami. for Armor, there’s also “armour” as a colloquialism, or for Attack Damage, there’s “ad” as a colloquialism). The League item shop makes a “searchable key” out of: An items name (“name”), colloquialisms for that item (“colloq”, which you’ll notice is often “ ”, this is important), adds a “ ”, and then goes through each tag (“tags”) of the item and matches the localized name for that tag (found in the language json above), as well as the colloquialisms for that tag (e.g. This is a reflection of some of the data the game uses. (or as appropriate by patch and language).
The item shop’s behavior can be recreated with a bit of data.
