pore

Pore

Pore ​​(Verb)
aufmerksam lesen oder studieren

Pore ​​ist eine Befehlszeile Volltext-Suchwerkzeug, die von Tantivy betrieben wird.

Wann würde ich das anstelle von Grep oder RipGrep verwenden?

Wenn Sie ausdrücken können, wonach Sie als regulärer Ausdruck oder genauer Textzeichenfolge suchen, verwenden Sie RipGrep. Wenn Sie etwas mehr wie eine Google -Suche wünschen, verwenden Sie Pore.

 USAGE:
    pore [OPTIONS] [--] [ARGS]

ARGS:
    <query>


    <dir>


OPTIONS:
        --color <color>
            This flag controls when to use colors. The default setting is auto, which will try to
            guess when to use colors.
               The possible values for this flag are:

                   never    Colors will never be used.
                   auto     Auto-detect if the terminal supports colors (default).
                   always   Colors will always be used regardless of where output is sent.
                   ansi     Like 'always', but emits ANSI escapes (even in a Windows console).

        --delete
            Delete the cached index files for the directory (if any)

        --files
            Print out the files that would be searched (do not perform the search)

    -g, --glob <glob>...
            Include or exclude files and directories for searching that match the given glob. This
            always overrides any other ignore logic. Multiple glob flags may be used. Precede a glob
            with a ! to exclude it.

        --glob-case-insensitive
            Patterns passed to --glob and --oglob will be matched in a case-insentive way.

    -h, --help
            Print help information

        --hidden
            Search hidden files and directories

    -i, --index <index>
            Use the specified index for querying (must be specified in the config file)

        --in-memory
            Do not store the text index on disk (will have to rebuild every time)

        --indexes
            print out the indexes that would be used (do not perform the search)

    -j, --threads <threads>
            The approximate number of threads to use. A value of 0 (which is the default) will
            choose the thread count using heuristics.

        --json
            Print the results as json

    -l, --files-with-matches
            Print out the files that match the search (not the matching lines).

    -L, --follow
            Follow symbolic links

        --language <language>
            The language to use for parsing files

        --limit <limit>
            Maximum number of files to return

        --no-follow
            Don't follow symbolic links (overrides --follow)

        --no-hidden
            Ignore hidden files and directories (overrides --hidden)

        --no-ignore
            Don't respect .gitignore files

        --no-memory
            Force the index to be saved to disk (overrides --in-memory)

        --no-update
            Do not update the index before performing the query

        --oglob <oglob>...
            Only search files that match this glob. Files that do not match any of these globs will
            be ignored.

        --rebuild
            Force rebuild the index before searching

        --threshold <threshold>
            Minimum score threshold for results

    -u, --update
            Update the index before searching (the default)

    -V, --version
            Print version information

Konfiguration

Die Konfigurationsdatei befindet sich unter ${XDG_CONFIG_HOME}/pore.toml (Standard $HOME/.config/pore.toml ). Ein Beispiel finden Sie unter pore.example.toml. Das Format lautet:

 # These are the global arguments that are used by default
limit = 10

# You can add an index with different customizations.
# These are used by passing --index=NAME
[ index-NAME ]
    oglob = " *.md,*.rst,*.txt "

# You can add additional customizations for a specific directory
[ local-myproject ]
    # Be sure to specify the path
    path = " /path/to/myproject "

    # These options will override the global ones
    language = " Arabic "

    # Local projects can specify their own indexes.
    # They are also used by passing --index=OTHER_INDEX
    [ local-myproject . OTHER_INDEX ]
        limit = 20