Enter the query into the form above.
API method:
GET /api/symbols?search=hello&page=1&limit=20
where search is your query, page is a page number and limit is a number of items on a single page. Pagination information (such as a number of pages and etc) is returned
in response headers.
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Retrieve FILE from DIRECTORY (or, if omitted, the current directory) from FTP connection CONN. Return a binary port to that file. The returned port must be closed before CONN can be used for other purposes.
Return the size in bytes of FILE.
Change to directory DIR.
Open an FTP connection to HOST on PORT (a service-identifying string, or a TCP port number), and return it.
When TIMEOUT is not #f, it must be a (possibly inexact) number denoting the maximum duration in seconds to wait for the connection to complete; passed TIMEOUT, an ETIMEDOUT error is raised.
When TIMEOUT is omitted or #f, this procedure is equivalent to 'connect'. When TIMEOUT is a number, it is the (possibly inexact) maximum number of seconds to wait for the connection to succeed.
Import FILES into the store and return the resulting derivation or store file name (a derivation is created if and only if some elements of FILES are file-like objects and not local file names.) FILES must be a list of (FINAL-PATH . FILE) pairs. Each FILE is mapped to FINAL-PATH in the resulting store path. FILE can be either a file name, or a file-like object, as returned by 'local-file' for example.
*Note: This API is subject to change; use at your own risk!*
Lower EXP, a gexp, instantiating it for SYSTEM and TARGET. Return a <lowered-gexp> ready to be used.
Lowered gexps are an intermediate representation that's useful for applications that deal with gexps outside in a way that is disconnected from derivations--e.g., code evaluated for its side effects.
Return an object that is a symlink to TARGET.
Return a derivation that contains the source files of MODULES, a list of module names such as `(ice-9 q)'. All of MODULES must be either names of modules to be found in the MODULE-PATH search path, or a module name followed by an arrow followed by a file-like object. For example:
(imported-modules `((guix build utils) (guix gcrypt) ((guix config) => ,(scheme-file …))))
In this example, the first two modules are taken from MODULE-PATH, and the last one is created from the given <scheme-file> object.