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Command-line tool for querying DXR.

Project description

A small command-line tool for searching DXR.

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Install

DXR-cmd is written in Python and can be installed using pip, which comes included with most recent versions of Python:

pip install dxr-cmd

Usage

Adds a command called dxr:

Run a search against DXR.

Usage: dxr [options] <query>...

Options:
  --case-insensitive  Perform a case-insensitive search (searches are
                      case-sensitive by default).
  -h --help           Show this screen.
  --limit=LIMIT       Maximum number of matches [default: 50]
  --no-highlight      Disable syntax highlighting.
  --pager=PROGRAM     Direct output through PROGRAM.
  --server=DOMAIN     DXR instance to send the search request to.
                      [default: https://dxr.mozilla.org]
  --style=STYLE       Name of Pygments style for syntax highlighting.
                      [default: paraiso-dark]
  --tree=TREE         Code tree to search against.
                      [default: mozilla-central]
  -v --version        Show program version.

Developer Setup

  1. Use a virtualenv!

  2. Install the package in development mode:

    $ ./setup.py develop

License

This software is licensed under the MIT License. For more information, see the LICENSE file.

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