GitHub open source code quick search
First of all, as a programmer, everyone should be familiar with finding source code on github, but in the face of thousands of code warehouses on github, how can you quickly find the code you need? Maybe everyone is more familiar with directly entering keywords in the search box to search, and then check whether the search results meet your needs one by one. In fact, github has some searchable commands to help us accurately filter the code.
I saw the UP master CodeSheep introduce this problem at station B before, and then I used these search methods later, but I often forgot, so I would watch the CodeSheep video from time to time. But this is a waste of time, so I thought of recording it directly in the form of a blog. You can just browse the blog when you need it, so I would like to thank CodeSheep for sharing the video . On-the-job programmers actually demonstrate a wave of video tutorial operations
Take "Spring Boot" as an example to search
Search in different ranges
#Search
in:name Spring Boot in the name
Search
in:readme Spring Boot in #readme
#Search for
in:description microservices in the description
#Search
in:path SpringBoot in the path
#Search
in:file SpringBoot in the file
Limit the scope of star and fork
#Search for
in:name Spring Boot stars with more than 1000 stars:>1000
#Search for
in:name Spring Boot forks with more than 1000 forks:>1000
#Search for projects with fork
in:name Spring Boot forks:true
limited language
in:description microservice language:jave
update time
in:description microservice language:jave pushed:>2021-04-02