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An official Python SDK for SearchCode
Simple, comprehensive code search

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Table Of Contents


code_search

Queries the code index and returns at most 100 results.

Tip

All filters supported by searchcode are available. These include sources, languages and lines_of_code. These work in the same way that the main page works; See the examples below for how to use them.

Tip

To fetch all results for a given query, keep incrementing the page parameter until you get a page with an empty results list.

Important

If the results list is empty, then this indicates that you have reached the end of the available results.

Example (Without Filters):

import searchcode as sc

search = sc.code_search(query="test")

for result in search.results:
    print(result)

Example Language Filter (Java and Javascript):

import searchcode as sc

search = sc.code_search(query="test", languages=["Java", "JavaScript"])

for result in search.results:
    print(result.language)

Example Source Filter (Bitbucket and CodePlex):

import searchcode as sc

search = sc.code_search(query="test", sources=["BitBucket", "CodePlex"])

for result in search.results:
    print(result.filename)

Example Lines of Code Filter (Between 500 and 1000):

import searchcode as sc

search = sc.code_search(query="test", lines_of_code=500, lines_of_code2=1000)

for result in search.results:
    print(result.linescount)

Example (JSONP):

import searchcode as sc

search = sc.code_search(query="soup", page=1, callback="myCallback")

for result in search.results:
    print(result)

Response Attribute Definitions

Attribute Description
searchterm Search term supplied to the API through the use of the q parameter.
query Identical to searchterm and included for historical reasons to maintain backward compatibility.
matchterm Identical to searchterm and included for historical reasons to maintain backward compatibility.
page ID of the current page that the query has returned. This is a zero-based index.
nextpage ID of the offset of the next page. Always set to the current page + 1, even if you have reached the end of the results. This is a zero-based index.
previouspage ID of the offset of the previous page. If no previous page is available, it will be set to null. This is a zero-based index.
total The total number of results that match the searchterm in the index. Note that this value is approximate. It becomes more accurate as you go deeper into the results or use more filters.
language_filters Returns an array containing languages that exist in the result set.
id Unique ID for this language used by searchcode, which can be used in other API calls.
count Total number of results that are written in this language.
language The name of this language.
source_filters Returns an array containing sources that exist in the result set.
id Unique ID for this source used by searchcode, which can be used in other API calls.
count Total number of results that belong to this source.
source The name of this source.
results Returns an array containing the matching code results.
id Unique ID for this code result used by searchcode, which can be used in other API calls.
filename The filename for this file.
repo HTML link to the location of the repository where this code was found.
linescount Total number of lines in the matching file.
location Location inside the repository where this file exists.
name Name of the repository that this file belongs to.
language The identified language of this result.
url URL to searchcode's location of the file.
md5hash Calculated MD5 hash of the file's contents.
lines Contains line numbers and lines which match the searchterm. Lines immediately before and after the match are included. If only the filename matches, up to the first 15 lines of the file are returned.

code_result

Returns the raw data from a code file given the code id which can be found as the id in a code search result.

Example:

import searchcode as sc

result = sc.code_result(id=4061576)
print(result)

Returns raw data from the code file.

related_results

Returns an array of results given a searchcode unique code id which are considered to be duplicates.

Important

The matching is slightly fuzzy allowing so that small differences between files are ignored.

Example:

import searchcode as sc

related = sc.related_results(id=4061576)
print(related)

Response Attribute Definitions

Attribute Description
reponame Name of the repository which this related result belongs to.
source The source which this code result comes from.
sourceurl URL to the repository this result belongs to.
md5hash Calculated MD5 hash of the file's contents.
location Location inside the repository where this file exists.
language Name of the language which this file is identified to be.
linescount Total number of lines in this file.
id Unique ID for this code result used by searchcode, which can be used in other API calls.
filename The filename for this file.

About Searchcode

Read more about searchcode here

Credit

Special thanks to Benjamin Boyter for giving me the opportunity to develop an SDK for SearchCode