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Hound is an extremely fast source code search engine. The core is based on this article (and code) from Russ Cox:Regular Expression Matching with a Trigram Index. Hound itself is a staticReact frontend that talks to a Go backend. The backend keeps an up-to-date index for each repository and answers searches through a minimal API. Here it is in action:
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Quick Start Guide
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Using Go Tools
Hound includes a web UI that is composed of several files (html, css, javascript, etc.). To make sure hound works seamlessly with the standard Go tools, these resources are all bundled inside of the houndd binary. ServerHound only lets you join a random server that uses ServerHound. Basically, getting that bot and bumping your server to the top is asking for raiders to spam the chat. Even so, there is an option to disable it.
- Use the Go tools to install Hound. The binaries
houndd(server) andhound(cli) will be installed in your $GOPATH.
Create a config.json in a directory with your list of repositories.
Run the Hound server with
hounddand you should see output similar to:
Using Docker (1.4+)
Create a config.json in a directory with your list of repositories.
Run
You should be able to navigate to http://localhost:6080/ as usual.
Running in Production
There are no special flags to run Hound in production. You can use the --addr=:6880 flag to control the port to which the server binds. Currently, Hound does not support TLS as most users simply run Hound behind either Apache or nginx. Adding TLS support is pretty straight forward though if anyone wants to add it.
Why Another Code Search Tool?
We've used many similar tools in the past, and most of them are either too slow, too hard to configure, or require too much software to be installed.Which brings us to..
Requirements
- Go 1.4+
Yup, that's it. You can proxy requests to the Go service through Apache/nginx/etc., but that's not required.
Support
Currently Hound is only tested on MacOS and CentOS, but it should work on any *nix system. Hound on Windows is not supported but we've heard it compiles and runs just fine.
Hound supports the following version control systems:
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- Git - This is the default
- Mercurial - use
'vcs' : 'hg'in the config - SVN - use
'vcs' : 'svn'in the config - Bazaar - use
'vcs' : 'bzr'in the config
See config-example.json for examples of how to use each VCS.
Private Repositories
There are a couple of ways to get Hound to index private repositories:
- Use the
file://protocol. This allows you to index a local clone of a repository. The downside here is that the polling to keep the repo up to date willnot work. (This also doesn't work on local folders that are not of a supported repository type.) - Use SSH style URLs in the config:
'url' : 'git@github.com:foo/bar.git'. As long as you have yourSSH keys set up on the box where Hound is running this will work.
Keeping Repos Updated
By default Hound polls the URL in the config for updates every 30 seconds. You can override this value by setting the ms-between-poll key on a per repo basis in the config. If you are indexing a large number of repositories, you may also be interested in tweaking the max-concurrent-indexers property. You can see how these work in the example config.
Editor Integration
Currently the following editors have plugins that support Hound:
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Editing & Building
Requirements:
- make
- Node.js (Installation Instructions)
Hound includes a Makefile to aid in building locally, but it depends on the source being added to a proper Go workspace so thatGo tools work accordingly. See Setting GOPATH for further details about settingup your Go workspace. With a GOPATH set, the following commands will build hound locally.
If this is your only Go project, you can set your GOPATH just for Hound:
Testing
There are an increasing number of tests in each of the packages in Hound. Please make sure these pass before uploading your Pull Request. You can run the tests with the following command.
Working on the web UI
Hound includes a web UI that is composed of several files (html, css, javascript, etc.). To make sure hound works seamlessly with the standard Go tools, these resources are all bundled inside of the houndd binary. Note that changes to the UI will result in local changes to the ui/bindata.go file. You must include these changes in your Pull Request.
To bundle UI changes in ui/bindata.go use:
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To make development easier, there is a flag that will read the files from the file system (allowing the much-loved edit/refresh cycle).
First you should ensure you have all the dependencies installed that you need by running:
Then run the hound server with the --dev option:
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Get in Touch
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Server Hound Discors Bot
The bot's username is ServerHound#2310.
Server Hound Invite
This bot provides random invite links to public servers - seems great at first, but one of the people I know found out about the bot and used it and his entire server to raid other servers - not great.
They managed to find the video game server I go to and raided that. They also found out I go to that server and proceed to harass me there.
I feel like Discord should do something about this. While servers can be public, most of the time it's for a specific purpose, or they don't want any random people to just join it out of the blue. The video game server I mentioned is for a general purpose, but it's aimed towards certain people, and definitely not people who get the invite randomly.
This bot also makes servers VERY vulnerable to raiders, and that is not a good thing especially for large-scale servers. I hope this bot has something done against it, because right now it's not being used for the correct purpose.