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"Repos Summary" - Feature search for quick navigation #182
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Totally agree. I have been wanting to add a section to the UI that allows you to easily navigate amount the repos included in the result set. |
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+1 for this. We just started using Hound at work (awesome tool) and are indexing around 600 repos. It would be really nice to have a list of matching repos (result overview) with links to the matches for a given repo. |
@kellegous you looking for someone to take a stab at this? any pointers to the specific implementation you maybe had in mind, but not the time? |
👍 collapse/expand view would be very nice for a large amount of repositories. |
Refers to hound-search#182 (cherry picked from commit b790d69)
Any chance of upstreaming the attached PR for this? It would be nice to not have to keep pulling it in to my company's fork. |
Hey @Roguelazer, are you talking about this issue specifically? If you're willing to bring it up to date I can take a crack at it shortly. Otherwise, I can look on Wednesday. |
Summary: Merge pull request hound-search#387 from corbosman/main Adds support for Github webhooks, so that committing to a repository sends a webhook request to hound, which then re-indexes the repository. Per contributor @corbosman, this enabled his org to use Hound with thousands of repos and keep indexes fresh. Omit ports in constructed URL (hound-search#383) Improve accessibility (hound-search#398) * Resolve WCAG2AA.Principle3.Guideline3_1.3_1_1.H57.2 * Resolve WCAG2AA.Principle4.Guideline4_1.4_1_2.H91.InputText.Name * Resolve WCAG2AA.Principle4.Guideline4_1.4_1_2.H91.Button.Name * Improve stats contrast * Improve advanced text contrast * Improve repo title contrast * Improve contrast in advanced section * Improve line number contrast * Improve excluded files contrast * Improve "load all" button contrast Automatically build docker image and publish to ghcr.io (hound-search#401) * Feat: Use goreleaser * Feat: Add docker build, remove goreleaser * Fix: Add image name * Feat: Use ghcr.io and build-push-action@2 * We try again * Trying yet again * Fix: Use actor and GITHUB_TOKEN * Fix: Use github.actor in image tag path * Fix: use github.repository_owner instead of github.actor When you have an organisation, github.actor != github.repository_owner Co-authored-by: Jone Marius Vignes <jvig@ihelse.net> Update default-config.json (hound-search#391) * Update default-config.json * Update default-config.json (ref: main) Add hyperlinks to repository root (hound-search#396) Add literal search option (hound-search#397) * Add literal search option * Pull EscapeRegExp into common.js * Add db/ to Jest ignore patterns * Test EscapeRegExp() matches its input * Test vacuous EscapeRegExp Give repo links a target of blank (hound-search#404) Add rel="noopener noreferrer" to _blank links Adding pull request template Update README to use ghcr.io Currently, the README suggests running an outdated version of hound. There's been a lot of good work done in the past [3 years](https://hub.docker.com/r/etsy/hound/tags). The container registry was updated in hound-search#401 Add latest tag Fix typo Remove default branch warning It's been almost a year since we renamed the default branch to `main`. The warning can probably be taken out. ui: collapse and expand files Fixes hound-search#182 Fix the linter, update golang versions. (hound-search#422) * golangci to v3 per https://stackoverflow.com/questions/71758856/github-action-for-golangci-lint-fails-with-cant-load-fmt * add with latest * add setup-go and specific version * update version * Use only one actions/checkout, previous version of go linter The linter (`golangci`) and the action that runs the linter (`golangci/golangci-lint-action`) are separate. The linter seems to be running but finding new errors, so this change might be enough to temporarily squash those. * Drop go 1.12 and 1.13, add 1.17 and 1.18 There's a new golang version every 6 months. The latest two golang versions are supported officially. I'm keeping 1.14 around for now since it was previously the latest supported version. * Only run linter on 1.17 The 1.18 linter has import issues that we'll investigate later. * update version * nolint * nolint * nolint * nolint * update lint to go 1.18 Co-authored-by: David Schott <dschott@etsy.com> chore: Bump version const Otherwise, `houndd -version` spits out the wrong version. Anticipating the patch release that this commit will go out with. Add config.json to .gitignore Add .dockerignore Adding the setup-qemu-action to enable multiplatform docker builds from github actions Attempt auto-generated files Add badge refactor to use filenames and no regex add config override add some docs add config test Update version for release Update Makefile to reflect the move to a go module. Convert Signal to es6 class. (hound-search#440) Upgrade all devDependencies in webpack build. (hound-search#439) Corrected a typo in readme.md chore: add manual install option (hound-search#446) * chore: add another option to install hound * chore: format * chore: add $GOPATH/bin in installation * fix indentation for bulleted list --------- Co-authored-by: dschott <dschott@etsy.com> kick off for pull requests (hound-search#448) Add my name to the README change Advanced options div ID Merge pull request hound-search#449 from hound-search/jswensen-bug-385 [Issue 385] change Advanced options div ID Update list of maintainers with additional volunteers (hound-search#451) Add `display-name` option to customize/disambiguate output (hound-search#454) Rebuild ui/bindata.go It seems that ui/bindata.go has got out of sync; the changes from d25b221 aren't applying and the advanced dialog box is always showing, as the div doesn't match. Regenerating this seems to make things work Closes: hound-search#453 bump the version (hound-search#457) Update alpine to 3.16 and switch from bzr to breezy (hound-search#429) Co-authored-by: David Schott <dschott68@users.noreply.github.com> Add support for manually setting a limit on results * Added a query parameter to allow user to specify max results, rather than a hard limit at 5000, for each index. * Added support for a default max result limit in the config. If unset, it remains at the former default of 5000 results per index. * Fixed issue where no results would be returned if the limit was exceeded - now it simply returns the results up to the limit. Add tests for parse min/max bounds Merge pull request hound-search#464 from hound-search/AlexTalks/tests Add support for manually setting a limit on results(copy) Another attempt to replace go-bindata with //go:embed (hound-search#460) * switch from go-bindata to embed Signed-off-by: moson-mo <mo-son@mailbox.org> * bump semver dependency to v4 Signed-off-by: moson-mo <mo-son@mailbox.org> * amend workflow jobs for go-embed switch Signed-off-by: moson-mo <mo-son@mailbox.org> --------- Signed-off-by: moson-mo <mo-son@mailbox.org> Remove jquery from hound Merge pull request hound-search#465 from hound-search/iagu/remove-jquery Remove jquery from hound Add fake source Copy with rsync fake: Do not copy, use a symlink Rebase on the latest version Replace tar hashing with golang.org/x/mod and add options Rename vcs driver from "fake" to "local" Rename "detect-changes" to "watch-changes" Update the README Clarify a few things in the comments Suppress the linting error Prevent line numbers from being copied in search results Merge remote-tracking branch 'mainline/main' into sync_with_mainline support phab repo links Reviewers: #risk_assessment_framework! Subscribers: #risk_assessment_framework Differential Revision: https://phab.easypo.net/D61327
Thanks for Hound ! Awesome work.
We have an issue, and before digging into the code to see if we can improve, was wondering if maybe I'm just missing something.
We have many repositories (> 100) indexed using hound. Sometimes you have to search for a term that exists in multiple places and returns way too many results.
In this instances, it would really be good if I could get the results grouped by repo in a collapse/expand sort of view. This way I can:
Thoughts?
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