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everything-client
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A modern JavaScript library for interacting with the Everything search engine, providing a powerful cross-platform interface to search files on Windows systems.
Everything is a powerful and lightweight file search engine for Windows that instantly finds files and folders by name. This library provides a unified interface to interact with Everything through multiple methods:
# npm
$ npm install everything-client
# yarn
$ yarn add everything-client
# pnpm
$ pnpm add everything-client
import { createClient } from "everything-client";
// The client factory automatically selects the best available adapter
const everything = createClient();
// Simple search - returns a promise with results
const results = await everything.search("*.pdf");
console.log(results);
// Advanced search with options
const advancedResults = await everything.search("document", {
matchCase: true,
regex: false,
maxResults: 100,
sortBy: "date",
sortOrder: "desc",
});
// Node.js with specific adapter
import { createClient } from "everything-client";
const everything = createClient({
adapter: "ipc", // Explicitly use IPC adapter
// IPC-specific options
timeout: 5000,
});
// Browser environment
import { createClient } from "everything-client";
const everything = createClient({
adapter: "http", // Only HTTP adapter is available in browsers
serverUrl: "http://localhost:8080", // Optional - defaults to "http://localhost:8080"
username: "admin", // HTTP authentication username
password: "password", // HTTP authentication password
});
The library provides three adapters to communicate with Everything:
Works in Node.js environments by using child processes to execute Everything commands. Suitable for simple integration scenarios.
import { createCLIAdapter } from "everything-client";
const adapter = createCLIAdapter({
cliPath: "path/to/es.exe", // Optional - defaults to "es" in PATH
timeout: 10000, // Optional - defaults to 10000ms
});
Windows-specific Node.js implementation with direct communication with Everything using Windows messages. This is the highest performance option for Node.js applications on Windows.
import { createIPCAdapter } from "everything-client";
const adapter = createIPCAdapter({
timeout: 5000, // Optional - defaults to 5000ms
});
Works in both Node.js and browser environments by communicating with Everything's built-in HTTP server using ofetch. This adapter is cross-platform and cross-environment compatible.
import { createHTTPAdapter } from "everything-client";
const adapter = createHTTPAdapter({
serverUrl: "http://localhost:8080", // Optional - defaults to "http://localhost:8080"
username: "admin", // Optional - for HTTP authentication
password: "password", // Optional - for HTTP authentication
timeout: 5000, // Optional - defaults to 5000ms
});
See the main project documentation for full API details.
FAQs
A library for interacting with the Everything search engine.
We found that everything-client demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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