Search

Press ⌘P, or choose Navigate > Search…, to open the search panel. In one field you find files, folders and Workspaces by name, and commands too; then open what you picked, or act on it right away. It mainly searches names and paths, and scans file contents only when needed. Search is entirely free, including across Workspaces.

• Type part of a name. Separate several words with spaces; all of them have to match.
• Add :line after a name, such as notes.md:42, to jump to that line when the file opens.
• Paste a full path (starting with /, ~/ or file://) to open a file directly, even one that isn't in any Workspace.
• With nothing typed, the panel lists the files you opened recently.
• Files, folders, Workspaces and Pinned Folders each have their own icon and badge, so they're easy to tell apart.

• By default it searches only the current Workspace: the one the open file belongs to, or else the one the sidebar is showing.
• Matches in other Workspaces fold into one last row, "N more in other Workspaces". Expand it and each row shows which Workspace it's in.
• On the sidebar's Home page, in a Temporary Location, or when the open file isn't in any Workspace, it searches all Workspaces.
• Across several worktrees of the same Git repository, the same file appears only once.

You can add filters to a search: Workspace, Folder, Type, Modified, Favorite, Recent, Open and Tag (Finder tags).

• Type the name of a filter (such as work), and a matching filter row appears in the results. Select it, press Tab, then pick a value.
• Or type the prefix directly: workspace:, folder:, type:, modified:, tag:, favorite:, recent:, open:.
• Several filters apply at once. With the field empty, press ⌫ to remove the last filter.

When fewer than 5 results match by name and you've typed at least two characters, Resomark automatically scans the Markdown contents of the current Workspace. Those matches come after the others, each with the matching passage; press ↩ to open the file at that line. When there are already enough results, the last row says Search in content for “keyword”; press ↩ to scan. Each scan runs only briefly; if it didn't finish, you'll see Continue searching in content.

Commands are listed together with files, and rank higher when you type their name closely. Start with > to see only commands. Toggling the sidebar, opening Settings, New Document and more can all be run from here.

When you use New Document, type a name or a path. Without an extension, .md is added. With a / in the path, the file is created in that folder, and the folder is created first if it doesn't exist. It can only be created inside the current Workspace. If a file with that name already exists, it opens instead.

Select a result and press ⌘K to open Actions:

• Files: Open in New Tab, Open in New Window, Open with Default App, Locate in Sidebar, Reveal in Finder, Add to Favorites, Copy Path, Copy Relative Path, Share…, Move to…, Move to Trash.
• Folders: Open in New Window, Pin Folder, New Document Here, Locate in Sidebar, Reveal in Finder, Copy Path, Move to….

Move to… opens another level of search; pick the destination folder and press ↩.

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