A simple search tool built on top of rg to search for code with the help of CODEOWNERS file.

This tool ingests a valid CODEOWNERS file and searches for team members based on the provided search query.

Installation

TODO: still working on distribution.

However, you can install it locally (with Rust & Cargo installed) by running:

$ cargo install --path crates/teamsearch/

This will install the teamsearch binary in your $HOME/.cargo/bin directory.

Usage

Example:

TeamSearch: Search for large code bases with ease using CODEOWNERS

Usage: teamsearch <COMMAND>

Commands:
  find     Find the code that you're looking for based on the CODEOWNERS file
  lookup   Lookup the team that owns a specific file or directory
  version  Command to print the version of the `teamsearch` binary
  help     Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)

Options:
  -h, --help     Print help
  -V, --version  Print version

Searching with team domains find:

The find command is useful when you want to search for code based on a specific team and a pattern.

$ teamsearch find . -c .github/CODEOWNERS -t "my-team" -p "some-c[o]+de-pattern"

./some/cool/path/my-team-owns/in/submodule/_here.py
119-                "context": "some-value",
119:                "some-cooode-pattern": "some-value",
120-            }
--
./another/cool/path/my-team-owns/in/_here.py
27-                ctx["context"] = get_some_value()
27:                ctx["cooode-pattern"] = "some-value"
28-            }
--
88-                reset_context(ctx)
89:                ctx["cooode-pattern"] = get_code_pattern()
90-            }

Looking up ownership with lookup:

A lookup is useful when you want to know which team or teams owns a specific file or directory.

$ teamsearch lookup -c .github/CODEOWNERS "some/cool/path/my-team-owns/in/submodule/_here.py"

some/cool/path/my-team-owns/in/submodule/_here.py: my-team