Search a collection of jar files.
For all files, searches filenames and file contents. For class files, searches field and method names, field values, and ldc constants.
./gradlew fat
The built fatjar will be in ./build/libs.
jargrep-(version)-all.jar and put it somewhere on your system. You can rename it.alias jargrep="java -jar /path/to/jargrep.jar"java -jar jargrep.jar [options] pattern [files...]?
See jargrep --help. The syntax is kinda similar to grep -e, although of course fewer things are supported.
If you don't specify any files, all jars/zips/classes in the current directory will be searched. (Might include jargrep itself!) The pattern is parsed as a standard java regex with Pattern.compile.