Blink

Blink is a handy index management application you can use on both Windows and Linux. It's super useful for things like instant offline code search and listing files in directories, plus a bunch of other cool features!

What Makes Blink Special?

This app is portable, which means you don't need to install it to use it. How cool is that? To get started with Blink, just run the app from its home folder. After that, drop your project folder right into the window below the profile. Then all you have to do is type in your file extensions, give your profile a name, add the source directory path, and set up any headers or source file masks. You can even add labels if you want!

Easy Setup Steps

Once you've got everything typed in, just right-click on the profile name you see in the app's interface. Click on "Rebuild Symbol," then double-click that profile name again to activate your project before clicking "Load." After this setup, you're ready to start filtering files and searching through code using the file and symbol tabs!

More Features You'll Love

Blink doesn't stop there! It offers an awesome index search that can compare results to other tools like ack or ripgrep. Plus, there's autocomplete support for your queries which makes searching even easier! You can also drag files around and manage filenames without any hassle.

Another great thing about Blink is its ability to handle multiple projects at once! You can switch between them easily by using individual indexes for each project.

Learn More About Blink

If you're curious and want more info about this amazing app, check out their official GitHub repository. And if you're ready to dive into using Blink, feel free to download it from here.