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  1. CORE MODULES

Search in Files

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Last updated 13 days ago

The Search in Files feature enables users to efficiently search for specific terms across all files within a selected workspace. Integrated into a React-based IDE, this feature provides a user-friendly interface for locating and navigating to search results, enhancing productivity during development, especially for projects involving multiple files like smart contracts.

Key Features:

  • Workspace-wide Search: Runs across every file in the currently selected workspace.

  • User-Friendly Interface: Seamlessly integrated into Q-Remix’s React-based IDE for an intuitive developer experience.

  • Efficient Navigation: Clicking a result takes you directly to the corresponding file and line.

Highlighted Matches

Matches are visually enhanced to improve readability and focus.

  • Implementation: Utilizes regular expressions to detect search terms in text.

  • Rendering: Matched terms are wrapped in a

    <span class="bg-yellow-200">

    element to apply a yellow background highlight.

  • Scope:

    • Matches are highlighted both in file names and content lines.

    • Supports multiple matches per file and line.

    Use Case:

    This feature significantly boosts productivity by helping developers:

    • Track down specific function names or variables across contracts

    • Audit changes and dependencies quickly

    • Navigate large codebases with ease

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