Lets search with textacular!

Find a line in a log file. Uses binary search to find the line quickly in a large log file. Can only search sorted data - which in the case of log file is the timestamp, and probably not much else.

Run in any directory containing pdfs using `$ pdf_search (optional: %folder name%)`

Index your Rails app's static content and search it easily

A simple web search by Watir

Sunspot::Rails is an extension to the Sunspot library for Solr search. Sunspot::Rails adds integration between Sunspot and Mongoid, including defining search and indexing related methods on Mongoid models themselves, running a Sunspot-compatible Solr instance for development and test environments...

Deprecated API client for accessing the Swiftype Enterprise Search API with no dependencies. Use elastic-enterprise-search instead.

Naver Searchad API ruby client

Tem Map-Reduce proof of concept: database search.

Wrapper for the AWS elastic search API to create an idiomatic way to build complex search queries

TextSearch allows to count the number of occurrences of a word in a text. You can use this gem to search word inside text.

A gem for niconico snapshot search api v2.

Torgo is a command line torrent search and download tool. It uses hpricot and open-uri to perform automated search and download of torrents. It uses shell commands to launch arbitrary torrent clients to complete the download of the data. The goal is to provide a simple command line tool that can ...

This gem enables users to learn more about music artists with data from the Spotify API. Users are prompted to search for an artist. The app returns the first search result from Spotify and allows users to see the artist's top tracks, album releases, genres or related artists. For the latter opti...

iterated local search to solve travelling salesman

A Ruby wrapper for the NYTimes Article Search API

A thin Ruby client for The New York Times Article Search API

upnxt_service_search_postgres

Retrieves a (psuedo)random comment from a (psuedo)random video using the Wordnik API to get a random word, search YouTube for that word, get a random search result with comments, and then get a random comment from that result. Ugly, but it works. Usually.

Croc indexes your locally installed rdocs and generates an HTML page with a quick search box. The search works a bit like gotapi.com.