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man redmine_reposearch (en)

Requirements

• Redmine (>=2.0.x)
• Hyper Estraier
• Ruby Binding of Hyper Estraier

Special Thanks to Redmine and FAL Labs.

Install

Ex) Ubuntu.

1. Install Hyper Estraier / libraries:

   sudo apt-get install hyperestraier libestraier-ruby
   

   In RPM dist, like yum install hyperestraier ruby-hyperestraier.

2. Install plugin to redmine:

   cd /usr/share/redmine/plugin/
   sudo git clone git://github.com/Surgo/redmine_reposearch.git
   sudo rake redmine:plugins:migrate RAILS_ENV=production
   

That's all!

Pages and Commands

Pages (for users)

• http://<redmine.site>/<project>/reposearch -- Search codes in project's / sub-project's accessiable repositories.
• http://<redmine.site>/reposearch -- Search codes in all accessiable repositories.

Commands (for SCM commit hook)

• http://<redmine.site>/repoindexer/init/<project> -- Create / Re-create project's indexes.
• http://<redmine.site>/repoindexer/crawl/<project> -- Crawl project's indexes (Indexing if updated).

Usage

Start indexing

Replace SCM's commit hook to "Crawl project's indexes". In crawl command, its fetch changeset.

Ex) Subversion:

# /path/to/svn/repository/hooks/post-commit
curl "http://<redmine.site>/repoindexer/crawl/<project>?key=<your service key>"

Or:

wget "http://<redmine.site>/repoindexer/crawl/<project>?key=<your service key>"

Hint

• service key settings
• For other SCM

Create / Re-create indexing

When update plugin or breaking index, use following command to re-create index:

curl "http://<redmine.site>/repoindexer/init/<project>?key=<your service key>"

Or:

wget "http://<redmine.site>/repoindexer/init/<project>?key=<your service key>"

Code search

Just enable RepoSearch Module to each projects.

Screen shots

redmine project setting page

reposearch search page

reposearch results page