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TNTSearch
A fully featured full text search engine written in PHP
TNTSearch is a full-text search engine written in PHP, designed to be integrated into Laravel and other PHP applications. It offers real-time, efficient indexing and searching of textual data using SQLite as its storage backend. TNTSearch is highly configurable and supports features like fuzzy searching, customizable ranking algorithms, and boolean search, making it a powerful tool for adding search functionality to websites and applications. -
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DocumentGrep
Search text or a regular expression in multiple documents
This is a GUI for the command line tools grep, pdfgrep, pdftotext, unrtf, odt2txt, antiword,docx2txt, html2text and libreoffice. DocumentGrep search text in multiple files types. You can use regular expressions for the search (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression). This GUI and the command line tools work without indexing. Either the document is converted into text and processed by the RegExpr libary of Andrey V. Sorokin or handeled by the cli command itself (like... -
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UniversalTextExtractor
Command-line toolset for extracting text from files
Command-line toolset for extracting text from files (documents, images, archives) into SQLite with OCR support. Simple, expandable, one shell script only. -
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ack2 (ack)
ack 2 is no longer being maintained. ack 3 is the latest version
ack2 is a programmer-centric search tool written in Perl that serves as a smarter, faster alternative to grep for source trees. It defaults to searching only relevant files while skipping build artifacts, VCS directories, minified bundles, and other noise, which dramatically reduces false hits. Filetype filtering is first-class: you can target languages by name (--perl, --python, --js) or define your own groups, and ack maps common extensions automatically. Results are colorized with context... -
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ack.vim
Vim plugin for the Perl module / CLI script 'ack'
ack.vim is a Vim plugin interface to the ack command-line tool, providing fast, grep-like search functionality directly within Vim. It displays search results in a split window and supports navigation through them seamlessly. This plugin was designed as a Vim frontend for the programmer's search tool ack. ack can be used as a replacement for 99% of the uses of grep. The plugin allows you to search with ack from within Vim and shows the results in a split window. But here's a little secret... -
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fuzzysearch
Tiny and blazing-fast fuzzy search in JavaScript
fuzzysearch is a tiny, blazing-fast fuzzy search library for JavaScript that checks whether a “needle” string can be found inside a “haystack” string in order, but not necessarily contiguously. It implements a simplified fuzzy searching algorithm that does not use Levenshtein distance; instead it returns a boolean indicating whether all characters of the needle appear in sequence within the haystack. This makes it ideal for filtering lists or autocomplete suggestions quickly based on... -
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This is a Python cli command line utility that allows you to search for Java classes/files and packages in jar/ear/war 's on your system under a specific directory / path All docs are on the wiki: http://javaclassfind.wiki.sourceforge.net/
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