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Overview

Package search provides full-text search over local session transcripts. It is read-only and agent-agnostic: it extracts the human-readable string values from each JSONL line (skipping keys and obvious binary/base64 blobs) and matches a literal or regular-expression query against them. It backs both `cct search` and `export --match`.

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Functions

func Matches added in v1.3.0 

func Matches(data []byte, q Query) (bool, error)

Matches reports whether an in-memory transcript (raw .jsonl bytes) matches the query. It applies the same content extraction as file search, so callers that already hold the bytes — e.g. import --match scanning a bundle entry — need not write a temp file. Compressed (.jsonl.zst) content must be decompressed first.

func SessionMatches 

func SessionMatches(path string, q Query) (bool, error)

SessionMatches reports whether a single session file matches (used by export --match, where only a yes/no is needed).

Types

type Match 

type Match struct {
	Session sessions.Session
	Hits    int
	Snippet string
}

Match is one session that matched, with a hit count and a short snippet. 

func Search(list []sessions.Session, q Query) ([]Match, error)

Search runs the query against every session and returns the matches, sorted by hit count (desc) then most-recent. Unreadable sessions are skipped silently.

type Query 

type Query struct {
	Text          string
	Regex         bool
	CaseSensitive bool
}

Query describes what to look for.

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