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Resource
:
the peer-to-peer network
only the local index
Prefer mask
:
Constraints:
only index pages
Media search
:
Extended
Strict
Query Operators
restrictions
inurl:<phrase>
only urls with the <phrase> in the url
inlink:<phrase>
only urls with the <phrase> within outbound links of the document
filetype:<ext>
only urls with extension <ext>
site:<host>
only urls from host <host>
author:<author>
only pages with as-author-anotated <author>
tld:<tld>
only pages from top-level-domains <tld>
on:<date>
only pages with <date> in content
from:<date1> to:<date2>
only pages with a date between <date1> and <date2> in content
keyword:<phrase>
only pages with keyword anotation containing <phrase>
/http
only resources from http or https servers
/ftp
only resources from ftp servers (they are rare,
crawl them yourself
)
/smb
only resources from smb servers (
Intranet Indexing
must be selected)
/file
only files from a local file system (
Intranet Indexing
must be selected)
spatial restrictions
/location
only documents having location metadata (geographical coordinates)
/radius/<latitude>/<longitude>/<distance>
only documents within a square zone embracing a circle of given radius (in decimal degrees) around the specified latitude and longitude (in decimal degrees)
ranking modifier
/date
sort by date (latest first)
/near
multiple words shall appear near
"" (doublequotes)
multiple words shall appear near
/language/<lang>
prefer given language (an
ISO 639-1
2-letter code)
Search Navigation
keyboard shortcuts
Access key
modifier + n
next result page
Access key
modifier + p
previous result page
automatic result retrieval
browser integration
after searching, click-open on the default search engine in the upper right search field of your browser and select 'Add "YaCy Search.."'
search as rss feed
click on the red icon in the upper right after a search. this works good in combination with the '/date' ranking modifier. See an
example
.
json search results
for ajax developers: get the search rss feed and replace the '.rss' extension in the search result url with '.json'