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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Return a list containing PATHS and all their references sorted in topological order.
Return the store path for NAME/HASH/TYPE.
Import the set of store paths read from PORT into SERVER's store. An error is raised if the set of paths read from PORT is not signed (as per 'export-path #:sign? #t'.) Return the list of store paths imported.
Return the list of store items that refer to PATH.
Return the names of the supported built-in derivation builders supported by STORE.
Add the given TREE to the store on SERVER. TREE must be an entry such as:
("my-tree" directory ("a" regular (data "hello")) ("b" symlink "a") ("c" directory ("d" executable (file "/bin/sh"))))
This is a generalized version of 'add-to-store'. It allows you to reproduce an arbitrary directory layout in the store without creating a derivation.
Monadic version of 'query-path-info' that returns #f when ITEM is not in the store.
Return the list of store items for which a build failure is cached.
The result is always the empty list unless the daemon was started with '--cache-failures'.
Return the subset of PATHS that is substitutable.
Return the hash part of PATH as a base32 string, or #f if PATH is not a syntactically valid store path.
Return the direct store path part of PATH, stripping components after '/gnu/store/xxxx-foo'.
Export the store paths listed in PATHS to PORT, in topological order, signing them if SIGN? is true. When RECURSIVE? is true, export the closure of PATHS---i.e., PATHS and all their dependencies.
START, PROGRESS, and FINISH are used to track progress of the data transfer. START is a one-argument that is passed the list of store items that will be transferred; it returns values that are then used as the initial state threaded through PROGRESS calls. PROGRESS is passed the store item about to be sent, along with the values previously return by START or by PROGRESS itself. FINISH is called when the last store item has been called.
Look up narinfos for PATHS on all of CACHES, a list of URLS, in that order. That is, when a cache lacks an AUTHORIZED? narinfo, look it up in the next cache, and so on.
Return a list of narinfos for PATHS or a subset thereof. The returned narinfos are either AUTHORIZED?, or they claim a hash that matches an AUTHORIZED? narinfo.