Markdown Full Text Search
Markdown Full Text Search is a Visual Studio Code extension designed for efficient text searching within Markdown files. This extension allows users to effortlessly locate specific text and generate links to it.
Features
- Allows you find words or phrases in Markdown files.
- Allows you add links to the words or phrases you found.
- Shows you the closest matches to your search at the top.
- Works with multiple folders and follows your rules for skipping files and searches.
Installation
Get it from Visual Studio Code marketplace: Markdown Full Text Search
Usage
Press Ctrl+Shift+P
to open the command palette. Then, search for either the Markdown Search: Search in Markdown files
or Markdown Search: Add link from search results
commands.
The Search in Markdown files
command opens a search box where you can input the text you're seeking. By clicking on a search result or pressing Enter, you'll open the relevant file in the editor.
The Add link from search results
command also opens a search box for text entry. Clicking on a search result or pressing Enter will create a link in the editor to the relevant file. The selected text becomes the title of this link.
Search results will be displayed immediately if you open the search command with selected text.
Markdown Full Text Search adheres to the project settings for excluding specific files and folders from the project and search operations, i.e. files.exclude
and search.exclude
in your settings.json
file.
Unless the logging level is set to none
, the extension creates Markdown Full Text Search
output channel and logs its activity there.
Configuration
Markdown Full Text Search has the following configuration options:
markdown-search.logging.level
: The logging level. Possible values are debug
, info
, notice
, warning
, error
, crit
, alert
, emerg
, none
. Default is info
.
Credits
Markdown Full Text Search is created with MiniSearch, a tiny but powerful in-memory fulltext search engine for JavaScript, created by Luca Ongaro.
Markdown Full Text Search is created for you by Alexandrite Software, a software development consultancy based in the United Kingdom.
Releases
See the CHANGELOG for the details about the changes in each release.