crawls metadata in files and directories.
$ creep "'microscopic' in tags or 'rainbows' in tags"
a.md
b.js
# npm install -g creep
add front matters to the files you want to be searchable:
a.md:
---
tags:
- rainbows
- earthworms
---
# there are rainbows
and earthworms
b.js:
// ---
// tags:
// - microscopic
// - hummingbirds
// ---
console.log('and microscopic hummingbirds');
then just query the metadata:
$ creep "'microscopic' in tags or 'rainbows' in tags"
a.md
b.js
creep uses coffeescript as the query language, but alternatives can be plugged in. lodash is available in queries as _.
creep looks for the first of the following metadata files in the directories it crawls, recursively merging the metadata into child directory and file metadata:
.creep.yml.creep.yamlcreep.ymlcreep.yaml.creep.jsoncreep.jsoncreep's uses the config defaults given in creep.config, then merges these defaults with the first of these configs that it finds:
./.creeprc.yml./.creeprc.yaml./.creeprc.json$HOME/.creeprc.yml$HOME/.creeprc.yaml$HOME/.creeprc.jsonFAQs
Crawls metadata in files and directories
The npm package creep receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, creep popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that creep demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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