A cargo workspace which contains bleep, the Rust package which powers bloop's search and code navigation. Note that it is currently not possible to run conversational GPT-4 search from the command line (we're working on this). Calls to the /api/answer endpoint will return an error.
Dependencies:
rustopensslonnxruntime
cargo build -p bleep --releaseTo index and search all the repos in a directory (say, /path/to/source) run (from this repo's root dir):
$ cargo run -p bleep --release -- \
--source-dir /path/to/dirbleep will recursively scan /path/to/source for repositories and start indexing them. It will also start a webserver. The location of the search index can be specified with the --index-dir parameter. By default, it is stored in the system cache.
bleep periodically checks for changes to local and remote repos and automatically reindexes if a change is detected. Indexing and polling can be disabled by passing the --disable-background and --disable-fsevents flags.
The log level can be customized by setting the BLOOP_LOG env var.
To sync GitHub repos, first create a GitHub Client ID. Then call bleep with the --github-client-id <token> parameter.
With the server running you can start searching your code with regex search:
$ curl -v "localhost:7878/api/q?q=anyhow%20path:webserver%20repo:bloop" | jq
You can check which repos are indexed and their status:
$ curl -v "localhost:7878/api/repos/indexed" | jq
Run this to see the full list of arguments that bleep accepts:
cargo run -p bleep -- --help
You can view OpenAPI documentation (and railroad diagrams for the query language) here.
bleep uses utoipa to automatically generate an OpenAPI spec. To can manually access the OpenAPI spec with this endpoint:
$ curl "localhost:7878/api/api-doc/openapi.yaml"