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<imgsrc="/assets/images/ranking-rules/vogli3.png"alt="Demonstrating the typo ranking rule by searching for 'vogli'" />
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The `typo` rule sorts the results by increasing number of typos on matched query words.
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The reason why `Creature` is listed before `Mississippi Grind` is because of the `proximity` rule. The smallest **distance** between the matching words in `creature` is smaller than the smallest **distance** between the matching words in `Mississippi Grind`.
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The `proximity` rule sorts the results by increasing distance between matched query terms.
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The `attribute` rule sorts the results by [attribute importance](/learn/relevancy/attribute_ranking_order).
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`Knight Moves` is displayed before `Knights of Badassdom`. `Knight` is exactly the same as the search query `Knight` whereas there is a letter of difference between `Knights` and the search query `Knight`.
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To configure a Meilisearch instance using environment variables, set the environment variable prior to launching the instance. If you are unsure how to do this, read more about [setting and listing environment variables](https://linuxize.com/post/how-to-set-and-list-environment-variables-in-linux/), or [use a command-line option](#command-line-options-and-flags) instead.
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In the previous example, `./meilisearch` is the command that launches a Meilisearch instance, while `MEILI_DB_PATH` and `MEILI_HTTP_ADDR` are environment variables that modify this instance's behavior.
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You can override the default location of the configuration file using the `MEILI_CONFIG_FILE_PATH` environment variable or the `--config-file-path` CLI option:
Meilisearch is written in Rust. To compile it, [install the Rust toolchain](https://www.rust-lang.org/tools/install).<br />
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To learn more about the Windows command prompt, follow this [introductory guide](https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/a-beginners-guide-to-the-windows-command-line/).
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If none of the other installation options work for you, you can always download the Meilisearch binary directly on GitHub.<br />
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We discourage the use of older Meilisearch versions. Before installing an older version, please [contact support](https://discord.meilisearch.com) to check if the latest version might work as well.
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