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ripgrep is a command-line search tool that recursively searches the specified path for a regex pattern, built for speed and correctness. It intelligently skips files and directories ignored by your `.gitignore` files.
ripgrep (rg) is a line-oriented search tool that recursively searches the current directory for a regex pattern, only searching files that are not ignored by your version control setup.
Finding specific code snippets, configuration lines, or log entries in large, complex project directories can be slow and cumbersome with traditional tools, often cluttered with matches in ignored build artifacts or dependencies.
Built using Rust's performance features, ripgrep is typically faster than other search tools like grep, ack, and ag.
Automatically respects your `.gitignore`, `.ignore`, and `.rgignore` files to exclude irrelevant results.
Searches directories recursively by default, making it easy to search entire projects.
Supports rich regular expressions for powerful pattern matching.
ripgrep excels in scenarios requiring fast and accurate searching across file systems, particularly in development and system administration contexts.
Quickly find all occurrences of a function call, variable name, or specific string within a large code repository, automatically excluding build directories (`node_modules`, `target`, etc.).
Saves development time by providing near-instant search results, enabling faster code understanding and modification.
Efficiently scan through gigabytes of log files on a server to find specific error messages, timestamps, or user activity patterns.
Accelerates troubleshooting and monitoring by allowing rapid querying of extensive log data.
Replace standard command-line search utilities (like `grep`) with a faster, more user-friendly alternative for everyday file searching tasks outside of version-controlled projects.
Provides a more efficient and often more feature-rich experience for standard text searching on the command line.
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