Codesearch is an indexed code search engine and large-scale source indexer designed to execute regular expressions across extensive source code trees. It functions as a tool for finding specific text patterns in large codebases by analyzing and indexing massive volumes of source files for rapid retrieval.
The main features of google/codesearch are: Code Pattern Searches, Trigram Indexes, Source Code Indexing, Regexp Code Search Engines, Trigram-Based Indexing, Multi-Repository Code Searches, Regex Search Engines, Document Filtering.
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Hound is a self-hosted code search engine that indexes source code repositories and provides fast regular expression search results using a trigram-based index. It is designed to be deployed on your own infrastructure, enabling you to search across multiple public and private code repositories simultaneously. The engine builds its search index by decomposing source code into three-character trigrams, which allows for fast substring matching with regular expressions. It supports searching across multiple repositories in parallel, returning results from the pre-built trigram index. Hound can in
Hound is a self-hosted source code search engine designed to index multiple repositories for high-performance regular expression queries. It serves as a multi-repository code indexer that provides a centralized interface for searching across large-scale, private, and versioned codebases. The system utilizes trigram-based indexing to enable fast pattern matching and regular expression lookups without scanning every file. To maintain current search results, it employs automatic synchronization through a combination of periodic polling of remote version control systems and monitoring of local di
OpenGrok is a Java-based source code search engine and indexer designed to process large source trees and binaries into a searchable index. It functions as a version control browser, allowing for the exploration and searching of revision histories integrated with version control systems. The system provides symbol-based cross-referencing to link code definitions and usages, enabling navigation across a codebase. It utilizes an inverted-index search engine to perform full-text retrieval of source code. The application supports periodic source synchronization and reindexing to keep local data
This is a Rust regular expression library that provides a finite automata engine for searching and matching text patterns. It functions as a Unicode-compliant text scanner designed to guarantee linear time execution on all inputs to prevent catastrophic backtracking. The engine supports both single and multi-pattern search capabilities, allowing it to scan a piece of text for multiple regular expressions simultaneously. It operates on both strings and raw byte slices to identify matching text segments. The library covers text parsing, string validation, and pattern searching. It includes cap