Search

Search finds projects, open issues and people on Grainlify by name. Use it when you already know roughly what you're looking for, rather than filtering Browse.

Open search

From the header. Choose the search bar at the top of any dashboard page.
From the keyboard. Press Cmd+K on a Mac, or Ctrl+K on Windows and Linux. It works from any dashboard page.
On a phone. Open the menu and choose Search.

Search opens as its own page, with the cursor already in the box.

Search

Type at least two characters. Results appear as you type, after a short pause. One character searches nothing.
Read the results. They're listed under Search Results, with the number found. Each result is labelled Project, Issue or Contributor.
Choose a result. It opens where you'd expect:

Result	What it matches	Shows under the name	Opens
Project	The repository's name, including its owner, or its description	The description, or the ecosystem if there's no description	The project page
Issue	The title of an open issue	The repository it belongs to	The issue page
Contributor	A GitHub username	How many issues and pull requests they've opened on listed projects	Their profile

Matching ignores capitals and finds your text anywhere in the name, so wallet finds solana-wallet-adapter. Each type returns up to eight results: projects with the most stars first, issues most recently updated first, and contributors with the most contributions first.

Search only covers what's listed on Grainlify. Closed issues aren't included. A person appears under Contributor once they've opened an issue or pull request on a listed project.

Before you type

With the box empty, the page shows Search suggestions. Choosing one fills the box with that text and searches for it, the same as typing it.

If nothing comes back

"No results found" means nothing listed matches. Try fewer characters, or part of a name.
"Search is temporarily unavailable" means the search itself failed. Try again in a moment.

Choose Back to return to Discover.