darrenldl

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by darrenldl 3y ago
Just added file globbing and single line search mode, will make a new release when I've added some tests and have used it myself for a week or so.
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by darrenldl 3y ago
Gotcha. In the latter case, would file globbing through bash/whatever suffice? Been trying to avoid opening more cans of worms than I need, but if I really do need to add file globbing then oh well : v EDIT: Scratch that, I'll jus
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by darrenldl 3y ago
I see. Docfd right now should be fine for the id/uuid part, but the "piece of text" can be problematic as right now there is no way to ask Docfd to constrain search to line level. I'll add a --line-oriented-exts command
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by darrenldl 3y ago
I will add ripgrep-all is great for that purpose (and you can also search inside archives with it if I recall correctly).
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by darrenldl 3y ago
Thank you! Unfortunately the quickest way to test it on Windows right now is WSL, which is also how I use it on Windows. I have not spent much time into figuring out how to make Windows builds via GitHub CI, and have not spent time investig
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by darrenldl 3y ago
> This looks great! Thank you for putting it up on GitHub and sharing Thank you! > Have you tried it with log files? It would be great to have this kind of search when hunting things down on multiple large log files in a server That i
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by darrenldl 3y ago
Depends on how "temporary" we're talking. Index caches are written to $XDG_CACHE_HOME/docfd if XDG_CACHE_HOME is defined, otherwise written to .cache/docfd (in current working directory). Docfd handles LRU eviction
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by darrenldl 3y ago
> Is interactive mode the value-ad over ripgrep and ripgrep-all? Partly, yes. Though if that's the only part then ugrep would largely have sufficed for me somewhat. The other part is that the search algorithm of Docfd is very differ
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Show HN: Docfd: TUI multiline fuzzy document finder(github.com)
44 points by darrenldl 3y ago|17 comments