Call ripgrep-all in emacs with consult

consult-ripgrep-all.el

;; New versions of consult make this dramatically simpler than it used to be. Just one function that you can bind to a key:

;;;###autoload
(defun consult-ripgrep-all (&optional dir initial)
  (interactive "P")
  (let ((consult-ripgrep-args "rga --null --line-buffered --color=never --max-columns=1000  --smart-case --no-heading --with-filename --line-number"))
    (consult-ripgrep dir initial)))

Debugger entered--Lisp error: (void-function consult--ripgrep-builder)

The error means that you don't have `consult--ripgrep-builder' installed on your system. It is because the Consult author renamed it. I tried to fix plz check.

What the script running version of consult?

I tried the code and it works well. However, it would be better if it can jump to the specified page when selecting the candidate pdf file.

That would definitely be a usability improvement! I'm open to suggestions.

That would definitely be a usability improvement! I'm open to suggestions.

I don't have much knowledge of elisp, consult or embark. So I don't have good suggestions. :)

same, same.

ty for posting! probably saved me an hour or more 👍

Thanks for sharing this! This still works.

@jthaman @fountainer

For the PDF page upon selection, you can try this (requires pdf-tools):

(defun pdf-consult-ripgrep-all (&optional dir initial)
  (interactive "P")
  (let* ((consult-ripgrep-args "rga --null --line-buffered --color=never --max-columns=1000 --smart-case --no-heading --with-filename --line-number")
	 (result (consult-ripgrep dir initial)))
    (when (and result (string-match "\\([^:]+\\.pdf\\).*page \\([0-9]+\\)" result))
      (pdf-view-goto-page (string-to-number (match-string 2 result))))))

There's still room for improvement. It does not take you to the page during the preview. I'll leave that for later.