GitHub actually has these Sao operations, it is really a gesture
GitHub, without too much introduction. A hosting platform for open source and private software projects, because it only supports git as the only repository format for hosting, it is named GitHub.
As the "world's largest programmer" friendship "community", can you really use it to the extreme?
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search for
Global search
Fool search
For example, if we want to learn the implementation of the seckill code, we can search for relevant content globally on the entire GitHub site
However, such a search range is too large, and the quality of the project is uneven, so in the search results page, you can also select the implementation language through Languages and Sort select the sorting rules (by the number of stars, the number of forks, the latest update time, etc.).
Precise search (technical range)
1. in keyword restricts the search scope
official:搜索词 in:name(/description/readme)
Search the project name and readme file containing the seckill in: name, readme
| Qualifier | Examples |
|---|---|
in:name |
jquery in:name Match the contents of the warehouse name containing "jquery" |
in:description |
jquery in:name,description Match content that contains "jquery" in the warehouse name or description (combined use) |
in:readme |
jquery in:readme readme file contains "jquery" |
repo:owner/name |
repo:octocat/hello-world Query someone's project (check octocat's hello-world warehouse) |
2. Keyword search
Search syntax :
>n,>=n,<n,<=n: Query number range, may be starts, forks, topics ......n..*,*..n: Equivalent>=nand<=nn..m: Value range n to m
| Qualifier | Examples |
|---|---|
stars:n |
stars: 500 matches items with 500 stars stars: 10..20 matches items with 10 to 20 starts |
followers:n |
node followers:>=10000 Match the node warehouse with followers greater than or equal to 10000 |
forks:n |
seckill forks: 5 matches spikes with 5 forks |
created:YYYY-MM-DD |
seckill created:> 2020-01-01 Create a spike project after 2020-01-01 |
language:LANGUAGE |
seckill language: java matches the spike project written in java language |
user:name |
user: Jstarfish stars:> 50 matches Jstarfish users with more than 50 stars |
location:LOCATION |
location: beijing matches friends in Beijing |
| Use in combination with each other | seckill stars:> = 500 fork: true language: java match a large number of stars equal to 500 (containing the number of forks), and the language is java spike Project location: beijing language: java Beijing doing Java development chiefs |
3. Awesome strengthens search
awesome 关键字, Awesome series, is generally used to collect learning, tools, books related items. For example, we want to learn about redis related projects, including frameworks, tutorials, etc.,awesome redis
These are actually enough, the official also gives all the search methods you can think of:
https://help.github.com/en/github/searching-for-information-on-github/searching-on-github
Search within project
- Enter lowercase t on the project page
- github shortcut https://help.github.com/en/github/getting-started-with-github/keyboard-shortcuts
File search
Enter the main page of the warehouse, there is a Find file , you can search by file name
hot key
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sOr/navigate to the search box -
g + operation, indicating a jump
g dGo to my homepageg nGo to the notification panel About notificationsg cGo to Code tab (the following are all on the warehouse page)g iGo to the issue interfaceg wGo to About Wike
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tActivate file search, same as Find file -
wSwitch branch -
lWhen browsing the code, quickly jump to the specified line
Officially provided: https://help.github.com/en/github/getting-started-with-github/keyboard-shortcuts
Highlight code
Sometimes we have to ask big brother, big brother to help look at the code so that you can use highlighting, find your code on GitHub or GitLab in the url address plus #L 数字representation highlight the first few lines, plus #L 数字 -L数字, highlight the code represents the interval (The second L is not needed on GitLab)
eg：
View popular trends on GitHub
https://github.com/trending can view the popularity by language, date range (this day, this week, this month), there are many popular items for learning.
Plugin
Finally, I recommend a browser plugin to view GitHub code.
octotree is used to display the Github project code in a tree format, you can look at the code like an IDE. And in the displayed list, we can download the specified file without downloading the entire project.
