Fediverse

this is awesome and very needed. Thank you.

Thanks for this! I was trying to figure out how to best replace the old "site:reddit.com" trick, and it did not quite work with lemmy with how it is federated. I hope that longer term we can get an "all" tab on lemmy that truly tries to pull from as many of the federated sites as possible to get us closer to the Reddit experience. I tried to do some research on extreme heat clothing due to the wet bulb temps in my area but r/mensfashion and most other clothing reddits still seemed private, maybe I can try searching with your solution now.

Missed opportunity to name it "Loogle"

Nobody has mentioned it yet, but https://fedi-search.com/ already exists

Can it filter NSFW posts? As on Reddit you can search "pussy nsfw:no" and get pictures of cats.

Wondering if this will see the same backlash that Mastodon had when users were planning to add a search engine - many users moved to Mastodon specifically because their posts are unsearchable by default, and that prevents some dogpiling that was common on Twitter.

This is great! I was so annoyed by the links not going to my home instance that I made this userscript (Lemmy post)! It rewrites all links on all websites to always point to your home instance.

Could be a nice addition for everyone that likes this website :)

Holy fuck I've been thinking about how annoying it is that I can't search lemmy for a few days now - and here you are suddenly just handing the tool I want to me with features that I didn't even think about. THANK YOU SO MUCH. Adding this post to my saved.

make those results sort- and exportable (CSV, JSON, XML or the like), and you could be the new redditsearch.io. especially filtering results by different community/time/author would be great, and sorting by length/upvotes. what was that site with reddit post statistics called again? I know, this all might be further out, and wrangling bugs, the changing API and cloudflare might be more pressing issues, but maybe put it on the feature request list somewhere? all the best, and thank you for making this!

Can you tell me how to use search-lemmy to find this post that I created yesterday?

Getting started with net-snmp in C++

When searching for "snmp" I get zero results. When searching for "net-snmp", I get 37 unrelated results, none of which is my post.

Cool! Is there a way to search all instances at once?

Beautiful work.

Really nice work! I was excited since we talked about it, and it definitely delivers imo!

Thank you very much for you dedicated & hard work.

Blocked by cloudflare ID 7e0ba74959214ac0 Client Thunder (Android) Instance lemmy.world

It says I am blocked from using it. Any reason?

Hugged to death.

Not very knowledgeable on programming, but isn't there a way to implement this code with the Lemmy/fediverse devs to integrate this to the site and afterwards to the different apps used to browse it?

Great contribution regardless, thanks for your work!

Doesn't seem to work with for me (on jerboa). Says site does not exist when I click on a link.

P.S. to those trying to use a filter, I have a bug that's been discovered: https://github.com/marsara9/lemmy-search/issues/13

Long story short, make sure to put your query first and the filter at the end (with no space between the simicolon)

hmm, site:lemmy.world cat

hmm the site is not loading for me, i'm from the Philippines if that matters. It just keeps on loading. Will try again

Hoping there will be a way to integrate it with kbin soon!