[GitHub] Conditional query to find open source projects
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Many classmates and friends, after studying the relevant knowledge points in a systematic way, urgently need some projects that are more targeted to the learning content to practice and familiarize themselves. At the beginning, I put the rich project resources on GitHub, looking around for the projects I need, but it won’t be right. The GitHub community conducts efficient searches and digs out practical projects suitable for practice and learning.
1. Project description content screening in:
Filter according to the introduction content of the project (such as title name, description description, Readme introduction document):
- in:name keyword ( note! separated by spaces )
- in:description keyword ( note! separated by spaces )
- in:readme keyword ( note! separated by spaces )
| Filter condition | meaning |
|---|---|
| in:name | Filter based on project name keywords |
| in:description | Filter according to project description keywords (recommended) |
| in:readme | Filter according to the content keywords of the project Readme document (recommended) |
2. Project popularity screening
GitHub generally uses the number of Stars and the number of Forks to reflect the popularity of the project. Few people say that a good project may be bad, but a lot of people say that it is a good project, and it will definitely not go bad.
Therefore, we can further filter the items we want by limiting the number of Stars and Forks.
| Filter condition | meaning |
|---|---|
| stars: (interval) | Filter according to the entered stars interval |
| forks: (interval) | Filter according to the input forks interval |
Note: At this time, there is no space between the colon and the number interval. Remember that the filter condition with spaces does not take effect.
Three, other
| Filter condition | meaning |
|---|---|
| language:(programming language) | Filter by programming language |
| pushed: (time interval) | Filter according to the latest update time interval entered |
Combination query example
Finally, a more specific combination query example is given, and other interesting query conditions are available for everyone to explore.
in:readme Spring Security language:java stars:>1000 pushed:>2019-11-11
Description of query conditions:
- Filter out projects that contain Spring Security in the readme document
- The programming language is: Java
- The number of Stars is greater than 1000
- The latest update time requirement of the project warehouse: there will be updates after 2019-11-11
You can go to GitHub to try it out and find a real favorite and suitable project for actual combat~
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