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feat: enables searching pins by name #10412
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Thanks for submitting this! I think it's a good idea to search for the exact name matches as a first iteration. In the future, I think it could be nice to have something with regular expressions too. The code looks fine to me and thanks for adding a test.
However, it does not match exactly the idea from #10281. Below you can find some comments of suggestions of what could be changed to make it slightly more generic (using contains instead of equal).
@lidel what do you think? I'm fine either way, but I think searching for something that contains the given name could be more valuable than for exact matches only.
Co-authored-by: Henrique Dias <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Henrique Dias <[email protected]>
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Thanks for this!
ipfs#10412 changed this to partial match, but we forgot to update --help before merge
#10412 changed to be partial match but we forgot to update --help text
Closes #10281.
This PR introduces the possibility to perform a search on pin names (case-sensitive, exact search). The command
ipfs pin ls --name "pinName"
will return all the pins labeled aspinName
.Notes:
displayNames || name != ""
is implemented to prevent redundancy in specifying the--name
option. This ensures that users can simply useipfs ls --name A
instead ofipfs ls --names --name A
.