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• supersan 10y ago
  Thanks, I've already tried both of them and they're not returning a lot of results, esp. not many relevant results. But so far I think searchcode is okay because at least it does show something.
  • boyter 10y ago
    Hi, I'm the guy behind searchcode.com Could you possible let me know what results aren't working for you? Im well aware that its due for some improvements in the search area and feedback is always helpful.
    • supersan 10y ago
      First of all great work! Of all the search engines I tried (and I've tried at least 10), I found yours to be the next best thing after GitHub search. Anyway, here are some links you can try for yourself: No php results: 1. https://searchcode.com/?q=CORSConfiguration+CORSRules https://searchcode.com/?q=CORSConfiguration+CORSRules 1. https://github.com/search?l=php&q=CORSConfiguration+CORSRules&ref=searchresults&type=Code&utf8=%E2%9C%93 https://github.com/search?l=php&q=CORSConfiguration+CORSRule... Only SDK libraries, what I think would be useful if the search engine somehow prioritized code built on SDK/API over libraries (though I don't have the first clue how you would distinguish the two but that would be a killer feature because that is super useful) 2. https://searchcode.com/?q=createEnvironment+ElasticBeanstalkClient https://searchcode.com/?q=createEnvironment+ElasticBeanstalk... 2. https://github.com/search?l=php&q=createEnvironment+ElasticBeanstalkClient&ref=searchresults&type=Code&utf8=%E2%9C%93 https://github.com/search?l=php&q=createEnvironment+ElasticB... I can provide you with more examples, if that helps. Thanks!
      • boyter 10y ago
        Thank you. That's one that comes up a lot. The trick is knowing the difference between the two which I am still thinking about how to implement. If you could email me at bboyte01@gmail.com that would be very helpful. It looks like most of these are down to just not having enough code indexed. For the record I tend to crawl bitbucket/gitlab more often then github simply because they do not have a search and I want that code to be available. I have started a full refresh of everything though so hopefully your results should improve in a few weeks.
        • supersan 10y ago
          That is really great news. One way I can think off to distinguish a library from other code is how many times the file shows up in your search results, i.e. the more the duplicates of a file you find (in various repos), the higher the chance it is a library.
          • boyter 10y ago
            Thats a pretty good point I suppose. I do track that information so it wouldn't be too difficult to implement I guess.