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Dumb question, do you download a docset and add it? Point it to a URL? Derive it from docstrings? All of the above? As noted by another commenter, I too use Al
by juddlyon 14y ago
Dumb question, do you download a docset and add it? Point it to a URL? Derive it from docstrings? All of the above?
As noted by another commenter, I too use Alfred for site-specific searches but this looks much more powerful.
- bogdansrc 14y agoYou can download docsets from Preferences > Docsets. Docsets are just folders which contain a SQLite index, more information on generating docsets can be found at http://kapeli.com/docsets http://kapeli.com/docsets.
- ChrisClark 14y agoI just switched to using this with Alfred because of speed alone. I just set up a custom search using the url: dash://{query} And a few specific custom searches like: dash://css:{query} or dash://php:{query} if I want to get to something specific. It seems the System Service for searching in Dash wasn't working in IntelliJ IDEA so I set up a hotkey instead in Alfred to search Dash with the selected text. Works great. I'll probably never even touch the snippet functionality, but I'll buy it when it is released for the speedy searches.