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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Like git-fetch/in-band, but with support for the Git Large File Storage (LFS) extension.
Return a fixed-output derivation that fetches REF, a <git-reference> object. The output is expected to have recursive hash HASH of type HASH-ALGO (a symbol). Use NAME as the file name, or a generic name if #f.
Return the file-name for packages using git-download.
Return true if STR is likely a Git commit ID, false otherwise---e.g., if it is a tag name. This is based on a simple heuristic so use with care!
Return two values: the content of the git repository at URL copied into a store directory and the sha1 of the top level commit in this directory. The reference to be checkout, once the repository is fetched, is specified by REF. REF is pair whose key is [branch | commit | tag] and value the associated data, respectively [<branch name> | <sha1> | <tag name>]. If REF is the empty list, the remote HEAD is used.
When RECURSIVE? is true, check out submodules as well, if any.
When VERIFY-CERTIFICATE? is true, raise an error when encountering an invalid X.509 host certificate; otherwise, warn about the problem and keep going.
Git repositories are kept in the cache directory specified by %repository-cache-directory parameter.
Log progress and checkout info to LOG-PORT.
Update the cached checkout of URL to REF in CACHE-DIRECTORY. Return three values: the cache directory name, and the SHA1 commit (a string) corresponding to REF, and the relation of STARTING-COMMIT relative to the new commit (if provided) as returned by 'commit-relation'.
REF is pair whose key is [branch | commit | symref | tag | tag-or-commit ] and value the associated data: [<branch name> | <sha1> | <tag name> | <string>]. If REF is the empty list, the remote HEAD is used.
When RECURSIVE? is true, check out submodules as well, if any.
When CHECK-OUT? is true, reset the cached working tree to REF; otherwise leave it unchanged.
When VERIFY-CERTIFICATE? is true, raise an error when encountering an invalid X.509 host certificate; otherwise, warn about the problem and keep going.
Wait for up to CONNECTION-TIMEOUT milliseconds when establishing connection to the remote server, and for up to READ-TIMEOUT milliseconds when reading from it. When zero, use the system defaults for these timeouts; when false, leave current settings unchanged.
Convert the <git-reference> REFERENCE to an equivalent <git-checkout>.
Return true if NEW is the descendant of one of OLD, a list of commits.
Open the Git repository in DIRECTORY or one of its parent and return three values: the working directory of that repository, its checked out commit ID, and its checked out reference (such as a branch name). Return #f (three values) if DIRECTORY does not hold a readable Git repository.
Use the system's X.509 certificates for Git checkouts over HTTPS. Honor the 'SSL_CERT_FILE' and 'SSL_CERT_DIR' environment variables.
Return the directory associated to URL in %repository-cache-directory.
Return a symbol denoting the relation between OLD and NEW, two commit objects: 'ancestor (meaning that OLD is an ancestor of NEW), 'descendant, or 'unrelated, or 'self (OLD and NEW are the same commit).