Loogle is a search tool for Lean/Mathlib, and can be used on the web, via a zulip bot, via APIs, from VSCode or nvim extensions as a Lean command or a command line tool.
Try it at https://loogle.lean-lang.org/!
$ loogle '(List.replicate (_ + _) _ = _)'
Found 5 definitions mentioning List.replicate, HAdd.hAdd and Eq.
Of these, 3 match your patterns.
List.replicate_add
List.replicate_succ
List.replicate_succ'
To use loogle
locally:
lake exe cache get
lake exe loogle --help
(or other options)If you use loogle
on a large repository like Mathlib, the startup-time will
be rather large. Run lake build LoogleMathlibCache
if you want to pre-compute
the index for Mathlib.
USAGE:
loogle [OPTIONS] [QUERY]
OPTIONS:
--help
--interactive, -i read querys from stdin
--json, -j print result in JSON format
--module mod import this module (default: Mathlib)
--path path search for .olean files here (default: the build time path)
--write-index file persists the search index to a file
--read-index file read the search index from a file. This file is blindly trusted!
By default, it will create an internal index upon starting, which takes a bit.
You can use --write-index
and --read-index
to cache that, but it is your
responsibility to pass the right index for the given module and search path. In
the nix setup, the index is built as part of the build process.
This tool is the backend of https://loogle.lean-lang.org/. This is currently
running on a virtual host with a nixos system with a ngingx reverse proxy (for
SSL) in front of a small python HTTP server (see ./server.py
) that uses
loogle
. The query processing is locked down using SECCOMP (see
./loogle_seccomp.c
). It automatically tries to upgrade to the latest
mathlib every 6 hours.
You can run this server locally as well, either using ./server.py
after you
built loogle
via lake
.
At the path /json?q=…
(instead of /?q=…
), the result is returned in JSOON
format. No stability of the format is guaranteed at this point.
The leanprover Zulip chat has a bot called
loogle
that will respond to messages with the first two hits from loogle.
Just write @**loogle** query
in a public stream.
It is implemented via an outgoing webhook to the above web service.
These are created by their respective maintainers; reach out to them if you have questions
lean.nvim
has built-in support for loogle.This tool was created by Joachim Breitner <mail@joachim-breitner.de>. Feel free to use this repository to report issues or (even better) submit PRs that resolves such issues.